Roland Rock

That didn't take long. **SOLD PENDING THE USUAL GUBBINS**

Glockenklang Soul high-end bass amp, made in Germany . This is a lovely sounding head, and I thought it would be my keeper head, but I've moved to a pre/power amp setup now. It's solid state and very pure sounding. What I like about it is that it is very transparent, yet still adds 'girth' and depth to the tone (especially at high volumes) It also has a lovely overdrive from the pre, despite not being valve. It never sounds harsh or unmusical. From what I hear, most Glock owners bypass the EQ as they love the core tone so much, and that's what I ended up doing too. I've had many compliments from sound guys and bass players. It seems to be very 'honestly' rated in terms of watts - it's plenty loud enough for band situations. The master volume actually works like a volume should - turning from zero to fully clockwise yields a steady increase in volume - no 80% at halfway like many others - and it thrives on being cranked - something I feel many D Class amps are not so great at. Some user reviews: [url="http://www.bassgeardirect.com.au/Glockenklang%20Images%20Info/080426%20Harmony%20Central%20Review%20Soul%20Top%20%20Version%201.pdf"]http://www.bassgeard...Version%201.pdf[/url] Here's the info from Glock: [color=#000000][font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=3]The Glockenklang Soul head rewards its owners with clear, articulate and powerful sound reproduction. Its power amp was designed to be lightning fast, and to deliver high fidelity performance. The pre amp´s main feature is the 5 band eq, with it´s specially tailored frequency centers. It allows the artist to quickly and exactly shape his individual sound. The Soul amplifier is a top instrument for discriminating bass artists, capable of producing a lively and accurate bass sound, even under extreme conditions. Increased gain levels provide smooth overdrive.[/size][/font][/color] [left][b][font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=2]Features:[/size][/font][/b][/left] High performance power amp section (440 watts / 4 0hms, 250 watts / 8 ohms) Excellent equalization section LED peak indicator for pre amp and power amp LED indicators for all switch functions Optimally routed effects loops Dual input A/B box with separate pre gain trim for input B Balanced DI out with level control Compact and robust 2 space amplifier exterior [left][b][font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=2]Inputs:[/size][/font][/b][/left] Input A for passive instruments Input B for active instruments, with additional pre gain trim control [left][b][font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=2]Tone controls:[/size][/font][/b][/left] [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=2]Switchable 5 band EQ Bass +/- 15 dB Low +/- 12 dB Mid +/- 8 dB High +/- 12 dB Treble +/- 12 dB[/size][/font] [left][b][font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=2]Effect lopps[/size][/font][/b][/left] 1serial effects loop, pre eq 1parallel effects loop, post eq, intensity controlled by effects section on the front panel, footswitchable Dimensions: 19", 2 rackspaces Weight: 11 kg, (24lbs) Condition is good. There are a few very small dots where paint has scratched off the edges, and one tiny scratch on top. Otherwise, it's tip top. I prefer not to rackmount my gear (I never feel like they offer enough protection from knocks/vibrations) and keep it in a padded case for transport, placing it on the cab for playing. You'll notice that I've put some Sugru (black silicone) on the corners. This is for extra protection and it makes slipping it into a case much easier. If you don't like this, just peel/cut it off. If shipping, I'd rather use the foam-lined case (pictured) but I must say that although this case offers good protection for the head, it is not what I'd call a gig-quality case. I also have a Warwick rockbag rackbag that you can have. I'm in Nottingham, near J26 of the M1 My Feedback: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/169000-roland-rock/"]http://basschat.co.u...00-roland-rock/[/url] This is part of a big clearout, so no trades please

Trace Elliott Twin Valve Valve head. I went through a bit of an amp addiction phase, and picked this up a few months ago. It's quite an amazing amp, but I just don't have use for it. I spent money making sure this is working perfectly. This has 2x12AX7s in the preamp and 2x6550s in the power section. I recently took both my valve amps to valve amp guru John Chambers for a checkup/MOT. He told me that one of the power valves was kaput, so put in a matching replacement and given a check over. Now it has been signed off as working 100%. It really is astounding how loud this head is through my Super Twin cab - it had the whole room vibrating with the chairs moving across the floor. Tonewise, it's very versatile. You can get some nice dirt when pushing it, but overall I'd say it's a clean sounding valve amp. There is a preset which gives a scooped EQ (I found this nice for reggae with the treble backed off) and you can kick in the slidey EQ to mould the tone to your tastes. There is a lot of deep bass available from this head, but it can easily be controlled. It is a well-used head, and you can tell cosmetically. The master knob is a replacement, and several of the slidey EQ tabs have snapped, but all are still easily adjustable, even by a nail-biter like me. You can see from the pics the condition. It's well used, but working fine. One of my favourite things about this head is the ease of transport. It's not heavy for a valve amp, and the side handles mean you can grab it with one hand and it hangs really nicely down by your side. Check out the picture of me holding it by the handle with one finger! I'd really rather this was picked up, but if you want to arrange a courier, that can be done. I'm in NG6 Nottingham, not far from J26 of the M1 My Feedback [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/169000-roland-rock/"]http://basschat.co.u...00-roland-rock/[/url] This is part of a big clearout, so no trades please

Sorry to hear about the redundancy Shep :-(