Harley Benton SolidBass 115T

bought two of these cabinets and paired them with Eden Terra Nova 501, this way I've got decent and cheap set for rehearsal and gigs. Weight is perfect, cabs handles are comfortable, cabs can be easily carried by one side handle up/downstairs (I live on the 5th floor without a lift).
Quality is decent, but should pass more time to comment more on this.
Sound.. hmm if you prefer slap techniques, modern sound, or heavey music - this is not your choice. Tone is not bright, prones to warm and deep, and like an old equipment I played when was young, perhaps someone will say a bit muddy and boomy, but anyway it fits good in blues, pop/pop-rock, reggae.
IMHO these cabs very similar to Ashdown Toneman 115 Deep I played once, but more budget and weight friendly (118 EUR vs 198 EUR, 15kg vs 27kg!! ).
I guess that more demanding users can replace loudspeaker to Eminence ones in future, so you'll get cheap donor boxes for this

overall: playing mostly reggae I did not have any high hopes on these boxes and even was gonna buy extra something 3-4 times expensive and branded, but now I think not to spent more money, it is enough for my needs, but recommend to have two cabs, to have much more volume and "fat".
Peace! ☮☮☮

I bought this cab to pair it with my Aguilar 350 head
Speakon connected
1x15, great sound and great definition

My idea was to get a 1x15 and a 2x10 later in time to use the full 350 from my amp
So far I never felt the need to purchase the 2x10

On little stages, the cab is powerful enough and I don't need to "kill" the amp head, on big stages I usually DI the head so I normally use a stage monitor in front of me and this cab on my back

Never had a problem so far!!
Really lightweight, I can load it on my car very easily

So... this is a 5-star-anywhere to me!

A well made retro looking bass cab with a performance well above its price. I never expected this cab to equal the sound of my far more expensive neo-cabs but it surprised me with its overall retro sound, the addition of the tweeter allowed more cut than the cabs of yesteryear there isn't the sub-bass of the expensive cabs, or the punch of the midrange of cabs 3 times the price but it's more than adequate and I would be happy to use it at a gig.
Ok, if you have the money and the need for something more sophisticated then you will get better but in my opinion, you would need to spend at least twice as much to better this and would be unlikely to get better. I would recommend these cabs to anyone.

I can find only two possible reasons why are those cabinets (and all other HB portfolio) are cheap but really good:

1. No big margin (Thank you HB)
2. Using older tech. And this is not bad. If it sounds good, how cares?

So if you want a “vintage” sound that you can hear on the old amps, this a great way to get into it without paying much. If you want that punchy sound that modern bassists likes, this not a good choice for you. Maybe if you connect bass head that produce this punchy sounds, you might get some of that but don’t expect too much. I haven’t tried that.

Sound is clean, warm and rounded but it does feels maybe litlle empty. I don't find that as a problem but some of you may not like it. But with good head and maybe some pedals, you can alter it as you wish.

Even thou it says that frequency response is from 60Hz, open E string (41 Hz) is still loud like rest of strings, but 5th string, an open B (31 Hz) is quieter.

Build is solid, no complain on that. You get the same build quailty on few time more expensive cabs.

Tweeter is only weak part of this assembly. I cannot hear a difference with tweeter on/off but they are not expensive to buy better one.

I'll buy 2x10 when it's back in stock. I use them for live plays since I always plug a head to PA system so sound quality is not a concern to me. If they ask me to put microphone in front instead of going "Dircet out", I would do it.