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  1. graham1945
    By the way Wizbat I see that Shire has an identical cabinet for sale a bit later in this thread. Your monster stack is here!! You'd probably be able to dry your hair as well with two of these! Graham
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    Sorry Wizbat, am not looking to trade as I have bought a pair of Ampeg Pro Neo 2x10 which is all I will use from now on. Would have thought it unlikely that you would get two 410 HLF cabinets from the same source? Good luck in your search. Graham
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    Hi, up for sale (due to advancing years) is my ever reliable Ampeg SVT 410HLF. Pic of the rear panel tells all, and shows that it is the tilt to push model, which makes the trek to the stage that much easier. If you're not familiar with it it has four 10" speakers, three ports, and one high frequency horn type speaker. The sound is great, and I'd say that the cabinet is in very good condition, I've always repaired tiny tears in the cabinet cloth as they occur, the front grille cloth is undamaged. Please ask any questions. I live in Bournemouth and due to the weight it will need to be collected, or we could meet up within fifty miles of Bournemouth. I'm looking for £325 for this classic piece of equipment. PS you'll note that this one was made in USA, not that it makes a lot of difference.
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    I haven't read all fifteen pages of this thread, but, for what it's worth, I've been using the Ampeg 2x10 ProNeo times two for a couple of months now, and couldn't be happier. At last Ampeg have used a metal grille front, and a textured coat cover. They are very light, and plenty powerful enough for me, stated to be 550 watts peak each. Don't quite understand why they decided to give them a monitor type wedge type cut out, but they do stack on top of each other fine. Also an Ampeg amp is about half an inch wider than the cabinets - work that one out! Lovely cabinets which have replaced my two 4x10 Ampegs, and saved my back. Graham
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    [quote name='BottomE' post='1212797' date='Apr 27 2011, 04:23 PM']Hi - i am another Bournemouth guy. What you selling mate? I have sold thru here before and bought too.[/quote] Hi again, The first three to go will be an old unlined fretless Stingray 5 in a honey type sunburst, an almost unmarked Pedulla Rapture 5, single Bartolini with a beatiful birds eye maple fretboard, in a sort of butterscotch finish, and a US G&L 2500 5 string, again almost unmarked, in a sort of red sunburst. Have yet to sort some photographs and prices out. Next in line MIGHT be an Alembic Orion 5 fretted in the usual flame maple, ebony fretboard, although I've taken a liking to this one all over again after getting some larger position dots fitted by Paul Strike. Great sound, but some buckling (which is pretty standard for this finish). I'm not desperate to sell any, but would like them to go to good homes, for sensible prices. Cheers for now. Graham
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    Hi, another Dorset member here, Graham from Bournemouth. Am on here to eventually sell a few basses, as my collection has got a bit out of hand! Any ideas on success rates? Cheers, Graham
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