Small, Cheap, Practice Speaker

[BTC-Ax20]

Alright, i'm sick of lugging my 4x12 back and forth between home and practice. I'd like to keep it there, but then I can't use my Dual Rec head at home. Does anyone have any suggestions for the smallest, cheapest, speaker cab that could handle the 3Ch. DR at low to moderate volumes. I know it will probably sound like crap, but i need to be able to have it on to work with functions and channels while I'm working with the G-major and MIDI controller. I don't have much dough to throw at it as it's all going to towards the rack stuff right now. This is just for convienence sake.

Ideas :?:
Thanks

 

[Barry]

Check out ebay . I wouldnt go real cheap on it or it will sound like crap . Kinda defeats the purpose of owning a Mesa . look for a V30 cab

 

[edward]

If it is "too cheap," it will sound like it. since you have a DRec head, I'd suggest one of Boogie's wide 112 cabs in 3/4 back. These are wide enough to support your head, but still sound good. They (and the 1/2 back) pop up on the bay with some regularity. I'd be patient and just wait for he right one to come by.

Edward

 

[BTC-Ax20]

It's ok if it doesn't sound great at home, I just need something that will provide enough to handle the load from the head, so I don't fry it when I turn it on. It would be awesome if there were a way to use headphones.

 

[phyrexia]

You could just get an attenuator with a line out, if you just want to use headphones.

You could get a thiele with a Delta Pro or a 12L if you want something compact. Sit the head on its side, on top if you want a funny looking stack

 

[A-5best]

Krank 112 are supposed to be nice, theyre cheap too.
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Krank-Rev-Jr-30W-1x12-Guitar-Extension-Cabinet?sku=481419

They come with eminence speakers im not sure exactly which ones tho.

 

[Guitar Adjuster]

Look for a used Mesa 3/4 back 1-12 or 2-12.........