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As new and in pristine condition, this was intended to replace my old H4n but in the end I bought a second H4n and an F3. 🙄 This is NOT the new 'Essentials' H6e but the significantly sturdier original unit which they now market as the H6 Studio. It's been used maybe a dozen times and is fully functional. Original packaging & documentation.

I've had one of these from new (from GAK, RIP!) and I can vouch for their capabilities. Great cab, EXCELLENT price. Recently the bass gallery in London was asking a LOT more for one of these babies.

that's the numbers i recall

And here's a PDF of the manual... Eden CXC-300 manual .pdf

Hi Folks, Am having a bit of a gear clear out, so up for sale only is this Eden CXC-300 Solo Series FET bass amp, that was taken from a combo of the same name some years before I bought it. It's a properly made, high-quality piece of Eden bass gear from 1999, but I'm only asking £90 ono for it as it needs a bit of TLC... Here's the background as to why. So, I bought this amp on Facebook about 4 years ago, as a bit of a project to be honest. My thinking was that I'd tidy it up a bit and keep it as a back up amp in the car for gigs. But, as often is the case, other more pressing life stuff got in the way, so it's in pretty much the same state as it was when I bought it. So, the good bits about it are that: Hand built in the USA, it has that quintessential, David Eden 90s era sound; full, fat, warm bass tones, comprehensive, 5-band semi-parametric eq, on board compressor and the 'enhance' control knob that makes it so easy to get a fab tone quickly. And it delivers 300 class A/B watts into 4-ohms, that feel properly loud and punchy to me. What's not so good? Well; (a) some of the pots need a good clean, as they're crackly and squeaky (not sure if that's an acceptable industry descriptor?? ), (b) the fan is a bit noisy, so if you're only going to use this for home practicing, then it could do with being replaced. And, (c) as it was once part of a combo, it would really benefit from being housed safely in a decent rack case. That said, I did use this amp on a recording project with a Genz Benz 112 cab a couple of years ago, and it sounded great! Here's a link to what this amp probably looked like when it was part of a combo: https://en.audiofanzine.com/bass-guitar-combo-amp/eden-amplification/cxc-300/ And here's some sales blurb from a Reverb Ad from 5 years ago abiut a CXC-300 210 combo : "This US-made combo from 1999 is a true thump machine that cranks out some huge low end tones with ease! Features include two 10" speakers, a very nice 5-band parametric EQ with 3 sweepable mids (!), enhance control, an effects loop, DI out with independent level control, a stereo pair of 1/4" aux ins, and a very well-built enclosure with top and side handles. Very nice! In solid shape for its age, with normal cosmetic wear and tear throughout. Works as it should. From Eden Amplification: The CXC-300 produces 300 Watts @ 4 Ohms and 175 @ 8 Ohms The discrete preamplifier section, with its enhance control, powerful quasi-parametric tone control system, and gentle autocompression circuit allow you to achieve a wide array of sounds." I've included photos of the head itself, sitting on top of an old Trace Elliot combo, plus some generic pictures from a quick Google search so you can see the head as it once would have been. If anyone's interested and would like to test it out here in Potton, Central Beds, then you'd be more than welcome. Am happy also to do a meet up somewhere within say 30 minutes drive from me.. And although I'd prefer not to post this, it's also an option too if that's absolutely necessary. Any questions, please ask and thanks for looking! Cheers Nik

Hi Ovi, thanks! Nice to hear from you! Are you back in bass business? This bass could be yours 😜