Peavey Headliner 210 2x10 Bass Speaker Cabinet

These are quality cabinets. Well made, great sound and even better speakers. You won't miss the tweeter at all (especially playing @ high vol). These enclosed cabs have a lot of punch. Well done. Too bad they're discontinued. Get them before they're gone.

Have been buying from Peavey forever, Basses, bass amps, guitar amps mixer boards and have always been satisfied. Called them to report the poor sound quality and they insisted that there isn't anything wrong with the cabinets. I had bought 2 of them online and cost to much to return, sold one of them and loss half my money on it and am still trying to get rid of the other. I have a Peavey 410 cabinet and swapped the speakers and the 410 stayed good and the 210 sucked. That tells me that the problem isn't the speakers, it's the cabinets design

It's perfect for using for practice and indoor events. It handles my 500W amp perfectly. Beautifully full sound. Just right for bass players.

THE BEST

Been playing many years and have used everything. I was looking for another 2x10 cab to go with my Mesa Cab. The specs are right, it's light weight and I like the nice tight tone. A good match with my Mesa. I play mainly rock and so far I am impressed with this. For the money, it's a definate bargain. I've owned this about a month and have always trusted Peavey products.

I got the peavey TKO 1 -15 400 watt amp. I really loved the lows out of it ,but it was lacking the mids and high notes. so I added the 2 10 speaker cab to it . I am still dailing it in ,I am just starting to like the results. some more tweaking and I think I'll find the sweet spot. I run a 1974 fender p bass , no affects straight up. I think I might get another 2 10 and a peavey 400 watt head to use at smaller venues. the only thing I can notice is if you crank up the 40 to 100 hz the steel speaker cover rattles a bit. will try to use some grommets to eliminate this . other than that it is working ok.