Sandypjb

I've been using a Markbass LMII 2 x 10 combo with an 8 Ohm Markbass 2 x 12 Ninja Cab with tweeter for ages in pubs - sounds great to my ears. It's pretty much what you're proposing so I wouldn't have any concerns IMHO.

As you can see, I’m a fan too. Handles my active and passive basses well.

Clutching at straws- ‘Just for the record’ has a great bass line too.

That Squier P is very bling and very cool.

Dire straits- Sultans of Swing on my sunburst Squier P. 1984/1985.

TimeTree works OK for us.

You won’t be disappointed!

Had a look on their site - Incredible craftsmanship on display.

First bass in 1985 - Squier P in Sunburst bought from Paul Garvey Music in Newcastle- It was either that or a Westone - I’m always a bit of a brand snob and the Squier had ‘by Fender’ on it. Anyway it sounded ok but I remember the BBOT bridge rusting after a while. That was followed by various things including a couple of headless active things. 2. Fast forward to 1992/3 and I was in the Midlands. Cue a trip to the Bass Centre - I left with a magnificent Warwick Corvette 5 String in Bubinga with wenge neck (later enhanced with Overwater active circuitry) Definitely a Milestone which was with me for a few special gigs including one at Newcastle Arena at the millennium. 3. Turned 50 and was gifted a Fender Jazz Elite 4 in white which is my current go-to. Does everything and is so playable.