Customer Reviews

Hartke 210XL Bass Guitar Amplifier 2x10 Cabinet, 200 watts

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I have been looking around for this cabinete for a while but just couldn't find the price I wanted. Then amazon popped up with the lowest price with what I thought was a used item. When it arrived, and perfect timing I might add because I needed it for a gig, it was brand new in the box. Brand new for a used price! I am very happy with this purchase and will be looking for more music equipment on Amazon in the future!

I have owned the larger 4x10 Hartke cabinet, but I wanted small and lighter for smaller shows.

I like the 2x10 cab, and it sounds just as good as the 4x10 cab, but weighs a lot less and takes up a lot less space. I use it with my fretless electric and I am trying to get a decent sound out of my upright bass.

It can handle plenty of power for most any show, unless you are playing in a large arena. I have used it mic'd, but usually use the D/I portion of my amp to send to the mains anyway.

Great cab for a good price. The free shipping made the difference for me, since I am not in a big city with a music store that I need to support.

I bought this cabinet to pair with a GK MB200 bass head. I use it as a, light weight/low power, practice rig. This cab sounds great, with a tight and focused low end (even with my 5 & 6 string basses).

My only gripes are: The 200W @ 8 ohms power rating (too low for my regular rig) & the lack of speakon hook-up jacks. However, I knew about these issues before I bought it.

The cab is made in China, but the quality looks to be spot on. The cab is also a "sealed" design (not ported), so if your looking for a booming bottom end, you might want to pair it with a 15" cab.

For what I use it for, it works perfectly and I have no complaints with the sound & quality...The price was too good to pass up!

Hartke products are tough but I don't think this cabinet will handle my Warwick 5 string bass, I think the low B will just flat destroy it. I think it's best to add a 115 cabinet to it. I'm running a SWR chrome face 350 amp through it 240 watts @ 8ohms