Description
There’s a reason bassists keep coming back to the 4×10 format: it’s the sweet spot between thump and clarity, and Fender’s Bassman 410 Neo nails that balance while shaving serious pounds off the usual cab weight. Four Eminence-built neodymium 10″ drivers do the heavy lifting here, pushing air with the kind of tight, punchy low end that cuts through a mix without turning to mud. A compression driver horn with its own attenuator handles the top end, so you can dial in exactly how much sizzle you want on your slap or pick attack.
This is a demo unit — a great way to grab pro-grade Fender tone at a lower price point.
Under 65 lbs. and dressed in that unmistakable late-’60s/early-’70s blackface look, this cab is built for players who actually carry their own gear. Spring-loaded flip handles and removable 2″ swivel casters mean you can roll it to the stage and lift it into the van without a second guy. The plywood shell is light but still built to survive a real gig schedule.
- Four Fender Special Design Eminence Neodymium 10″ speakers plus compression driver horn
- 1,000W program / 500W continuous handling at 8 ohms
- Frequency response: 40 Hz – 15 kHz
- Two 1/4″ inputs and one Speakon connector
- High-frequency horn attenuator control
- Nickel-plated steel corners, side-mounted steel flip handles
- Removable 2″ swivel casters for easy transport
- Dimensions: 26″ W x 24.5″ H x 16.25″ D, under 65 lbs.
Pair it with your favorite bass head and get that full, round low end Fender cabs are known for — without needing a roadie to move it.
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