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Great quality for the low price you pay for this product. You won't regret it. Needs wheels, though.

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This cabinet has surprised me since the day I brought it home light, and loud. I bought this and originally did not have my own Amp so powered it using a Peavey Mark Bass IV (which at 8 ohms produced very little wattage) and I was able to play medium bars, to large banquet halls without plugging into the PA, even our sound man was blew away. I now have the Peavey Tour 450 powering this cab and it is still a dream!

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I've owned this cabinet now for almost a year. I wanted to wait to review to make sure this cabinet was gonna go the distance, and give me the sound I'm looking for. I bought this cabinet, along with the matching Peavey 210 cabinet from zZounds. First off, I'm very particular about the tone of my bass. I don't like the sound of ported/vented cabinets. I have always used Ampeg SVT 8x10 cabs in my rig - but since I am no longer playing supported tours, and am now responsible for lugging my own gear around, I've been searching for something more easily carried. I bought a set of four casters from the local hardware store with solid rubber wheels and ball bearings, spent about 20 minutes drilling and installing them on the bottom of this Peavey 410 cabinet. So worth it - makes rolling everything in together so simple and easy. Most 410's are ported - this one is sealed. If you like the sound of an Ampeg SVT 8x10 cabinet - then this is the way to go. It will very closely match the tone, and punch/clarity of my 8x10's. I also can't stand cabinets with tweeters - and most bass cabs these days have a tweeter. I have this underneath a Peavey Headliner 2x10 which is also a sealed cabinet, and the two are much easier to carry than one 8x10. I run an Ampeg SVT V-Pro (tube pre, MOSFET power), using both channels simultaneously, one slightly overdriven and heavily compressed, and the other clean with a touch of compression and reverb. The cabinet handles everything I've thrown at it for the past year. It's tight, responsive, punchy, clear, and recreates the growl and attack from my Yamaha TRB-6P basses perfectly. It's just like the sound I'm used to from my Ampeg 8x10's - but much easier on the back! I mic the 210 cabinet with an AKG D112 mic for live performances, so that the audience hears the tone I've worked so hard to create. I'm completely sold on these cabinets, and recommend them to any bass player that's looking for some serious punch, and tight, aggressive tone - regardless of price. I'm giving it a 4.5 for features because it really should come with casters.

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Just love this 4X10 Peavey headliner cab..I bought a Peavey headliner 1x15 to go with it..what a set up .my bandmates just loved the sound. the 4x10 cab has a crisp highs.full sound..paired this with Ampeg portaflex 500,its insane.you should have sent some depends with this!!! WOW!!!! what a rig

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I have been a bass player for 35 years. I haveed through some major top brands, and different configurations. This 4x10 cabinet has some serious punch and excellent clarity and articulation. The best bang for your buck.

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All I can say is wow. Peavey truely is king at making quality equipment at a price point the working musician can afford. This cab is rock solid. Paired with a Peavey Mini Max head, this cab will blow doors off the hinges! My only gripe is the carpeted covering, but its a small price to pay for a solid, good sounding cabinet.

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I have a fender jazz bass and a Hartke LH 1000 amp with the peavey b15 and the peavey 410 cab all came from zzounds...I love the entire rig.. real solid bottom and does a good slap also.. I play at home for my wife and friends only now... im a retired bass player from Motown... when they moved to cali ,I couldn't give up my job at General Motors so I stayed in Detroit, raised my 3 kids ....don't regret it at all... I've played bass for over 45 years .. played all kinds of basses and amps.. but for the money you can't beat fender basses, Hartke Amps, And peavey Cabs... so if you are on a budget chose peavey..they will not let you down....

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This bass cab is great. The sound is perfect. I have a 210 stacked on top and the Peavey Tour 600 amp driving. Best rig yet. This could have been off the charts if I had chosen the Tour 700 amp. Nonetheless, the 410 is banging.

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Im impressed, for the price u cant beat it. great sounds, I paired it with the orange terror bass 1000. its awesome, I wanted the orange 4x10 but could not afford it. so I settled but im really happy with it.

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I played a show recently that had an in house sound system. They had a headliner410 and a peavey tour750 amp. It sounded good but.... I had to go out to the trailer and grab my peavey 210cabinet with a built in tweeter. Im not impressed by cabinets that dont have a horn/tweeter, Im a funk r&b motown bassist. On some songs I have to slap or thump. Together the 2 of them sounded awesome........

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This thing is one of the best bass cab decisions I've ever made in my life. It's perfect. Tight punchy tones and nice lows! Playing through a GK 400 rb, active stingray and passive Jazz bass.Great for Punk and Hardcore which is what I'm doing and have been for 20+ years. as well as anything else you may wanna play I'd imagine.

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Couldn't believe how good it sounded for the price. Very punchy, deep.

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This little cab is a monster, even with a 300w head it shakes the ground.

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First off I can't knock the sound for low power applications. It sounds good. How ever, Peavey must have taken a page out of the Behringer power rating guide I noticed they've changed the power rating to 1600 watts. It's not. It's rated at 800 watts RMS, It has 4 200 watt speakers in it=800watts. How they gett to 1600 I'll never understand. The last time I used mine was at a gig maybe 2 years ago. Hooked up my Ampeg PF800 amp and my PF115 cab rated 400 watts along with this cab. A 4 ohm load making the full 800 watts out of the head. Blew every speaker in the cabinet. The Ampeg cab was perfectly fine. Who knows. With the cabs available now, you can buy double the wattage with half the weight. I have a Darkglass cab rated 1000 watts I can pick up with one hand and drop it in my trunk This cab you need 2 men and 3 small boys to pick it up and and will not fit in a car. This cab would have been perfect back in 1979 but not anymore. Save some more money and investigate some of the 4 ohm lightweight high wattage cabs. You'll be gald you did and your back will thank you.

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This is a very good cabinet for it's price. I use it with a Peavey Headliner 1000 Amplifier. Very good for medium-sized churches.

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It's ok. I am trying out different cabs and amps for a 5 string dropped whole step and it's been rough. Its does well with standard tuning I will say that.

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