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Ampeg 810 heavy duty padded cover. Has seen some use with nicks in it but being ripstop nylon there’s no tears. Seam has come apart on a rear lower join but easily sewn up.

Dimensions of the panels (so may fit slightly bigger cab) 120 cm long, 41 cm deep and 66 cm wide.

I’m only selling as it came with a 610 I bought and im a superficial tart and want an exact fitting one.

These are £126 new from Thomann plus your import duty.

£55 ovno collect/meet Whitley Bay, Byker, Newcastle or postage at your expense.

Thanks

Price Drop to £325

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Sold 

PRICE DROP TO £475

Sold thanks 

Line 6 Pod XT Live, in excellent condition. Home use only from new. 
Can be used as bass pod with patches downloaded from the website apparently. I just used it for tracking guitars. Comes with OEM power supply. 
 

£120 Ono plus postage or collection from NE/ Newcastle area. 
 

Any questions please ask 

Thanks 

David 

PRICE DROP £400
 

WEM Monitor Reverb. 

It was re capped about 10 years ago and has worked flawlessly since then. Very good original condition. This was bought new by a family member direct from Mr Watkins who apparently lived around the corner at the time. 

I will list as collection only but I’m happy to package up in bubble wrap and heavy duty cardboard if you want to organise a courier but I would insist on insured courier.

The weight and dimensions are;

32.5kg 

58cm W 

24cm D

79cm T

I’d suggest adding 2cm to all the dimensions and 1.5kg to the weight to cover packaging materials. 
Or for fuel costs we could meet as I’m often travelling up and down the country. 

Any questions please ask 

Thanks

1 hour ago, Lozz196 said:

Some great basses there, plus a great looking Peavey rig too!

A few more from today. 

4 hours ago, cheddatom said:

ace! How does it sound?

Fantastic. Huge bottom end and clarity. I love it. 

Bit of a spurt on this weekend. The grill was done on Saturday and Sunday I got the centre section covered. Yesterday I re glued some edges that I deliberately left light on glue to stop to much squeezing out. I collected the corners from the nickel platers today and put those on. It’s all finished, baring some excess glue around some joints which needs rubbing off and I’ve bought some black bumper epoxy to build up the gap on the broken input plate. 

Side N°2 done today and I de-stapled the old grill cloth. They weren’t looking to save money on staples at Peavey. There was approximately 300 😬. I’ve stapled the new cloth to the frame just to try and straighten it a little before fixing it properly.

22 minutes ago, JPJ said:

Two 18’s plus two 10’s and all that weight for just 400W. Maybe the old days weren’t as rosey as I remember 😂

Big cab, very efficient, moves big air though 😉

I had a spare few hours this afternoon so managed to get the patterns marked, cut out and one side applied. I’m very pleased with the quality of the Levant. Id painted the baffle yesterday with satin black but it’s not a consistent finish so I’m going to redo it with just a matt black. As usual I had some excellent helping from Elvis 🙄

£325

I recently got my hands on a Peavey 3620. I’ve wanted one ever since seeing them in a 87 copy of a Peavey Monitor magazine. I’ve only seen one other in the U.K. sold on here when I searched for one many year’s ago. 

This one came from Manchester area. The owner collected and restored Cabs but only got around to stripping the tolex off this one before unfortunately passing away. 
 

The kick back/ wheel board had been detached, the handles, corners and jack plate all removed. 
 

First job was to glue, screw and tack the wheel board back on. It was left for a week before I attached the wheels. 
 

Next came a full strip of the drivers, grill badges and trim. 
 

Today I wanted to fill, sand and start attaching the tolex which arrived last week. Unfortunately the cab had a lot of old glue on the outside and there were a lot of scrapes and dints that needed filling and sanding after I had sanded the old glue off. 
 

Hopefully I’ll be able to start attaching the tolex this week. I’m also going to drop the corners off at the platers to get re-chromed.

Fingers crossed the cab sounds as good as I hope. I’ve bought and rest many cabs and amps that I’ve previously lusted over and they turned out to be a great disappointment. 

Bessie and the Zinc Buckets. Kev Charlton is your man. I’m not sure if he’s on here? 

I need the space price drop to £350

Price drop to £225 

And finished. A service and Some lovely aluminium welding by a local metals company hides my ‘not perfect’ mitres. 
im very pleased with it. 

I found a B402-A. Collected it from Edinburgh IKEA yesterday. It needed a deep clean. I put new strings on and set It up to my preferences. 
The active circuit is very powerful.  It reminds me of the Spector Haz circuit. 
I’m very pleased with the Bass. 

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