Bad Cat Guitar Amp Cabinets
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Bad Cat Cub 1x12 Extension Guitar Cabinet
£519.00
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Bad Cat Cub V 1x12 Extension Guitar Cabinet
£799.00
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Bad Cat Era 1x12 Extension Guitar Cabinet Cream
£799.00
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Bad Cat Lynx 2x12 Closed Back Extension Guitar Cabinet
£699.00
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Bad Cat Era 1x12 Extension Guitar Cabinet Black
£799.00
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Bad Cat Era 1x12 Extension Guitar Cabinet Grey
£799.00
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Bad Cat Era 2x12 Extension Guitar Cabinet Open Back Black
£1,199.00
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Bad Cat Era 2x12 Extension Guitar Cabinet Open Back Cream
£1,199.00
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Bad Cat Era 2x12 Extension Guitar Cabinet Open Back Grey
£1,199.00
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Bad Cat Hot Cat 1x12 Extension Guitar Cabinet
£519.00
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About Bad Cat Cabinets
Bad Cat Cabinets are an excellent choice for the gigging guitarist and are an ideal match for a Bad Cat amp. Bad Cat has a storied history and make fantastic products which are the first choice for a number of highly successful musicians.
There are several Bad Cat cabs available to choose from and these include 1x12" and 2x12" options. They benefit from such features as Baltic birch wood construction, Celestion Bad Cat speakers and are backed by an excellent warranty, proving that these are made for extensive live performance. Whether you are using it via the speaker out on valve combos or plugged directly into an amp head, Bad Cat Cabinets are designed to meet the needs of the modern guitarist, regardless of their musical style.
Why Should I Choose a Bad Cat Cabinet?
- Constructed from high-quality materials and components
- A great match for a Bad Cat amp head
- Backed by an excellent warranty
Frequently Asked Questions about Bad Cat Guitar Amp Cabinets
Question: Are Bad Cat cabinets any good?
Yes! Bad Cat Cabinets are made to very high standards from top materials such as Baltic birch wood. They can help with achieving a professional level of sound and are an excellent match for a Bad Cat amp or any compatible amp head/combo.
Question: Who uses a Bad Cat cabinet?
Artists such as Keith Urban, Kevin Geyer and Steve Wilson have all used a Bad Cat cabinet to achieve their impressive live sound.