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    Looking to trade this awesome little amp for the Genz Benz Streamliner. Let me know if your interested. Still have box , manual and footswitch . Photo's will be added on request .
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    Hi guys guys , sorry to but in but noticed you on about the gk 410 neo I really fancy one to go with my mb500 fusion . Would anybody be able to tell me the cheapest place to get one from . Many thanks in advance Jamie
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    Did this sell ? Thanks
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    Just bought a GK mb500 fusion from John , who saw my wanted add and was kind enough to get in touch about his. I'm very happy with the head and a fair price . Great guy to deal with and would definatly deal with him again . Jamie :-)
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    bad back replied to Muzz's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale

    Brilliant where' you located please ? Jamie
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    bad back replied to Muzz's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale

    Hi ,would you post ? Thanks Jamie
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    Yeah the seller wanted to ship like that to make smaller package and I think he felt safer .. I suppose I'll just reassemble it and see how it goes
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    Sorry if this sounds obvious but I've never done it before . I just got a jackson bass of eBay from Germany and it's in 2 pieces ( as agreed ). Can I just screw the neck back on and away I go? Or will it need to be set up? Ps I plan on getting set up a bit later on but can I assemble then use it as is? Thanks in advance for any help
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    Very nice bass indeed
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    Ooooooooo that is some rig . Gutted that I'm trying to go lightweight :-( .
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    Sorry Paul but I'm trying to go lightweight myself . Thanks for the offer tho. Jamie
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    That's brilliant. Really helpfull . Thanks mate Jamie
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    DIMENSIONS 39" high x 24" wide x 13.5" deep 99cm x 61cm x 34cm WEIGHT 46lbs / 21kg SENSITIVITY 102dB - Loud, really really LOUD! USABLE FREQUENCY RANGE 31Hz - 4kHz RECOMMENDED AMP POWER 100-1200W RMS MAXIMUM OUTPUT 131.5dB - matches or betters any 8x10", 4x12" or 2x15" IMPEDANCE 4 ohms Here is the specs for all those who asked
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    With added punch, style, and lighter and more portable than you ever dreamt possible... The Vintage is smaller than traditional 2x15" cabs but still big enough to give fairly deep bass response and is loaded with the same fullrange drivers as the Compact to give you all the punch and brightness you need, allied to the huge sensitivity and maximum output of a dual 15" design. And because this amp is one for all the valve amp lovers we're going for a vintage look with silver Fender-style grill cloth (powder-coated steel grill a no-cost option). How does this differ to The Compact? even more sensitivity twice as much power handling unique triple-tuning and it looks SO cool What difference does this make in the real world? more sensitivity - meaning you could gig with a 100W valve amp if you wanted to greater power handling - this cab will take full output from the most powerful bass amps you can buy greater maximum output - stupidly loud tuning #1 - slightly fatter thicker bottom than the Compact tuning #2 - slightly leaner faster bottom than The Compact tuning #3 - the high but gentle roll-off on the bottom akin to a sealed cab = happy tube amps! you look like an old school badass Anything else? A select few customers have wanted the option of occasionally adding a modern twist to the highs by the addition of a high quality tweeter system. T'Vintage, as it's called, has a fully variable tweeter and attentuation circuit with a high order crossover designed to blend as smoothly as possible with the natural highs of the 15" drivers, which thus extends the treble response to ~22kHz. £75 extra over the standard Vintage. So to recap: The best fullrange 15" speakers you can buy, loaded into a superlight yet stiff and non-resonant cab, with a unique porting system that allows you to adjust the character in the lows to optimise the tone and feel for your bass and amp. And a great tweeter if you want one too!
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    Hi guys Sorry to be a pain but I'm trying to sell my barefaced vintage but now I can't find the specs for it as it's no on bf site . Please could anyone point me in the rite direction as I don't want to mis inform on my sake post . Thanks in advance Jamie
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    Yeah no worries mate . Anytime . I can bring it to your jam room if you like .....
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    Looking to offload this cab , I got this on here about a month ago but it's really not for me. I just want to make my money back so £550 . Everyone knows about these cabs but I can put the specs and pics up on request. Pontypool area / pick up preferred
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