Kustom KXB100 and KXB10 review

A pair of bass combos in giggable 1x15 and practice-friendly 1x10 formats that are big on tone but tread lightly on the finances

Kustom KXB10 bass combo
(Image: © Kustom)

Guitar World Verdict

With cheaper combos on the market offering more functions and greater flexibility, these Kustom combos face stiff competition, but if a simply laid-out combo is for you and weight isn’t an issue, both of these amps might just fit the bill.

Pros

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    Capable performers, designed to do specific jobs.

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    Sensible prices.

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    Simple design.

Cons

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    Heavy.

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    Few tonal frills.

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Kustom’s new KXB series of bass amp combos begins with 6” and 10” speaker-equipped 10-watt home practice units, and moves up to 20 and 100-watt alternatives, geared towards rehearsal and small-sized gigs. 

These units are sensibly priced and shouldn’t blow too large a hole in your finances. Looking at the two combos here, simplicity and ease of use are common factors in their design, but do they pack enough of a punch where it counts?

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