bertbass

Thanks and you're right but also great for tri-amped and 4 way mono.

An excellent 2 / 3 /4 way stereo crossover that just works. I used it in 2 way mode for a while and then as a spare just in case but it was never needed and as I now have no band and no need for a PA it will never be used again so it's about time that it found a new home. £70 posted. What Behringer say. The CX3400 stereo 2-way/3-way/ mono 4-way crossover provides the ultimate in high-precision audio frequency separation, thanks to its state-of-the-art circuitry, superior-grade components, ultra low-noise op amps and balanced I/O connectivity. CX3400 features include: Limiters on all crossover outputs for optimal loudspeaker protection; an adjustable Time Delay for proper phase-alignment of the drivers; High-Frequency (HF) horn equalization for constant-directivity compensation; and a mono “Low Sum” Output (stereo modes only), which is ideal for your subwoofer applications. Links to the manual and product description, https://www.behringer.com/downloads.html and https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0CCT

Focusrite Saffire PRO 40 £130 SOLD! BEHRINGER ADA8200 £100 The long version. I bought the Saffire pro 40 to use with my MacBook Pro with Logic. I wanted to record all the drums separately which would have used all of the 8 mic inputs so I bought the ADA8200 which increased the inputs to 16, perfect for recording the whole band at once and also great for silent(ish) rehearsing. I set it all up and got it working great. I invited the rest of the band round to record our 4th album only to be met with total indifference from the drum department. Eventually the drummer decided that he didn’t say anything of the sort and wanted to record. Then Covid struck. Then it finished but the band was no more and so were my recording prospects, so I’m selling the Pro 40 and ADA8200 Neither of which have been used other then setting them up and taking them down and putting back in their boxes. I bought the Pro 40 used but the ADA8200 was brand new. Preferably, I like to sell them together and the price would be £220 posted with an optical cable included. Here’s a link to the Pro 40 manual, https://www.pdf-manuals.com/focusrite-saffire-pro-40-firewire-digital-audio-saffire-pro-40-94228-manual and here’s a link to a Sound-on-Sound review, https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/focusrite-saffire-pro-40 Links to the ADA8200 manual and specifications, https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0ATL https://www.behringer.com/downloads.html

Hi Dave, nice to hear from you. I've just checked the specs of the Rumble 1x15" and it's 8 ohms so a pair would match perfectly with the Rumble 500. There'll be very little difference in volume between a 500 and an 800 as well. All the best, Terry

My trusty friend of a few years has to go. No band or gigs on the horizon and I’d rather it gets used than sit here gathering dust. 500 watts, great sound and condition, super reliable and light and comes with mains and speaker leads and excellent condition padded gig / shoulder bag. £300 posted. Any questions just message me.