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Depends what you need. If you're going for modern, lightweight, efficient cabs (such as Barefaced etc) you won't need a huge stack - unless you want one of course! The original Trace rig would have been a 4x10 and a 1x15 and can be bought very cheaply now as they're big and heavy by today's standards. If you can manage to transport them then they would sound great.

They sound great with Barefaced cabs. I've used my TE heads with both their 12" cabs (more neutral sounding) and their 4x10" (more coloured). They both sound epic.

Ooh, passive/active switch?

Lovely bass. I was very tempted to buy it myself. If I hadn’t recently put my Status/Mike Dirnt lookalike together I would have had it. 🙄

Now sold

I’ve pmd you.

All of these Trace 4x10 combos and cabs were 8ohm and designed to be hooked up to another 8ohm cab if so desired (eg 1x15, 1x18, or another 4x10). It will be fine.

Yep, same again like @Stub Mandrel said.

As new after market white/black/white pearloid plate for a Stingray. £10 posted to GB

Sold Jon a pickup. Super fast payment and great communication throughout. Trade with absolute confidence. Many thanks.

😯 What an absolute bargain. If I didn't already have a 4x10 sat here I'd be all over this.

The pickup in the single pickup SB models is just a little too far back for the P bass 'sweet-spot'. The neck pickup position on the dual pickup models is pretty much bang on.

I feel your pain. I would love a 30th Anni, or my old Neptune Blue back, or the Honeyburst ‘95 for sale at the moment, but I already have 6 basses that each time I play I can’t think of letting go, so I’d just end up in the same boat but with 7 instead. 🙄

I let mine go a few years back and have often had a tinge of sellers remorse. Lovely basses.

Glad you finally got it sorted 👍