Ampeg SVT-210AV

I bought one of these to match my Ampeg micro VR head, with turned out to be a great rig for smaller situations. The tone of this cab is really great, and very close to the big brother, Ampeg 810 "fridge" cabinet. It does not have huge low end, although that isn´t what I expected from a sealed 210 cabinet. It does, however, have very nice low mids and makes for a great cab for recording, bar gigs, practicing, or quenching your thirst for vintage ampeg sound, especially with the matching head.
I eventually got another one, and stacking them vertically made them into a great 410 without too much hassle to move around. I sold them to fund another ported cab, since I found the lack of deep low end didn´t suit my needs at the time. I miss these cabs now.
I would recommend this to anyone who wants a lightweight cab with a classic ampeg sound.
I would not recommend it to anyone who plans on using it on bigger shows without PA-support.

OK, so Ampeg needs no introduction, and this is their baby brother to the legendary SVT 8x10 cab. I put it to the test by playing against my 4x12 Orange cab, and it held quite nicely in terms of volume and sound quality. The overall build is very good. I like that the cab itself is very light and that you can remove the front panel to see where exactly the speakers are positioned. I use it almost exclusively for recording, but it could be well used in rehearsals and for small clubs and stages. I'm not sure if it could be enough against two guitarists with half stacks and a very loud drummer. I don't have the matching head, so I use it with my Orange AD200 MKII amp, and it sounds very good. The speakers are clear and punchy. For mobility its great - light and compact. You can easily put it in the trunk of a car. Also, I've seen it used many times by professional musicians.