jrixn1

I'm only looking for a sale. Thanks

I have sourced some appropriate packaging, so I can now post these within the UK for £700 inclusive. Collection from London SW19 still welcome, for £650. Or could meet-up somewhere. I'm travelling to Bristol at the end of October - so anywhere within reach of the M25 or M4.

Revised price of £50 posted within UK.

Selling a pair of RCF HD 10-A MK4 powered speakers, including fitted covers, for £600 collected from London SW19, or £650 posted within UK. Edit: now sold If you only want one, I can possibly split, but only if I have two buyers lined up. These are powered speakers with a 10" woofer and a 1" compression driver. Rated 800 W Peak, 400 W RMS. Inputs is balanced XLR or unbalanced jack, at line or mic level (selectable). Weight is 14kg each. Manufacturer's website with full spec and marketing: https://www.rcf.it/en_US/products/product-detail/hd-10-a-mk4/291481 I bought the first one in December 2017, and the second in May 2018 - so they are not that old. The best price I can find for these new, including covers, is £899. There are a couple of light scuffs but otherwise in very good condition. UK power cables are included. The fitted covers are really good as they have velcro-fastened flaps in all the correct places (for all handles and connections) so you can use the speakers without removing the covers.

BOSS LS-2 Line Selector £45 posted within UK Edit 17th Nov: sold https://www.boss.info/us/products/ls-2/ A very useful and versatile pedal if you ever need to switch, blend, or route several inputs/outputs. In good condition. It had velcro on the bottom, which has since been removed. No box, but will be well packaged.

Artec Parametric EQ Update: now sold A handy EQ pedal which allows selection of frequency, Q (bandwidth), gain, and output level. http://artecsound.com/effect/se-peq.htm Frequency Range : 10Hz ~ 20kHz Gain : -12dB ~ +12dB Width : 1/2 oct ~ 1/4 oct, Q : 4 ~ 7 Includes original box and postage within UK. In good condition. It's had velcro on the bottom, which has since been removed.