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Both drivers in the Two10 work in unison to produce big bass and punchy mids but to improve dispersion only one has treble output - just like a PA line array.

It might seem counter-intuitive but the dispersion of a wave source is inversely proportion to the size of the source vs the wavelength - so side by side 10" drivers can have good dispersion through the lows and lower mids but once you get into the higher mids and treble the lateral dispersion narrows drastically. By only letting higher mids and treble come from one speakers we get much better dispersion through those frequencies so you have more consistent tone around the stage and venue. Not something you'll notice in a shop but something that can feel life changing on noisy gigs.

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The Barefaced Two10 is reportedly tighter and punchier in a band mix compared to the Bergantino NXV210, which has a larger low end.
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The Mesa D-800 offers 800w at 4 or 2 ohms, more than most users need, but provides ample headroom compared to GK Legacy 500's 190w at 8 ohms.
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The Harley-Benton 800 head shares the same ICEPower module as top-tier amps, providing high output at an affordable price.
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Barefaced Two10 cabs are described as having a resonator design that delivers significant low-end response without being overly boomy.
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The Barefaced Two10 features switchable impedance options (12/4 ohm), but pairing two cabs at 6 ohms is recommended to avoid stressing the amp.
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The 10CR drivers in the Barefaced Two10 are designed for coloration and character, differentiating them from the brand’s 12/15 drivers.
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The Big Baby 3 operates at 8 ohms and has a power handling capacity of 800w, making it a robust option for various setups.
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Owners note that the Barefaced Two10's lightweight design offers great portability without sacrificing sound quality, making it a practical choice for gigging musicians.
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The Barefaced cabs are noted for their ability to go loud, but achieving maximum loudness requires substantial power input.
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The Barefaced Two10 is acknowledged as an expensive option, especially when considering customization.
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Used gear markets, like Talkbass, offer opportunities to purchase Barefaced cabs and comparable heads at reduced prices, minimizing financial risk.
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It's been mentioned that even without a tweeter, the Barefaced Two10 handles high frequencies well, suitable for slap and funk styles.
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The Barefaced cabs require a powerful amp to maximize volume; a minimum of 300w at 8 ohms is recommended for optimal performance.
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Cab Lab – Barefaced Audio Two10 | Bass Gear Magazine

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The Barefaced Two10 is a compact powerhouse that cleverly marries retro aesthetics with modern engineering. Its hybrid resonator design mimics the feel of a sealed enclosure, offering impressive low-frequency output and power handling for its size. The cab’s flexibility in orientation and modular design for impedance options make it adaptable for various settings. However, while it shines in sonic versatility and portability, some might find the lack of stacking corners and limited high-frequency extension a drawback. Overall, this cab offers remarkable performance and value, particularly for those looking for a lightweight alternative to bulkier setups.

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Tim Commerford

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Rage Against the Machine

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In a YouTube performance of "Killing in the Name Of" by Prophets of Rage, Tim Commerford is seen using the Barefaced Two10 bass amplifier cabinet, highlighting its superior sound quality with the remark, "You don't know how much better a cab can be."

Ben Ellis

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Swervedriver

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In an Instagram post, Ben Ellis shares his preference for the Barefaced Two10 bass amplifier cabinet, highlighting its ability to enhance the sound of his vintage amps and basses while being lightweight and compact.