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    Just sold my MB 102P cab to Chris. Thoroughly decent chap. Shame we didn't have time to chat, but that's life when you're picking up and delivering stuff around the south of England - he do get around! Highly recommended - wouldn't hesitate to do business any ole time. cheers, Chris Shaun
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    All PMs replied to and cab is now sold. Thanks for looking! Shaun
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    [quote name='machinehead' post='376793' date='Jan 11 2009, 02:21 PM']Hi Shaun, I would wait a while before selling if you can afford to. I went from a pair of these cabs to a 1212L and I find for small and medium pubs the traveller is fine but the Schroeder is a bit of overkill. I ended up buying a Markbass CMD121P combo as a smaller rig and only use the 1212L when big volume is required. Either way, good luck selling the cab. They are great little cabs. Frank[/quote] Hi Frank, thanks for the words of advice - but I just sold the cab to Chris. I have to pare down and this was the only way - great little cab, but already I love the punch the Schroder has - and although I haven't gigged it yet, it seems OK at a lower volume... time will tell. cheers Shaun
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    8 ohms...
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    Rumpety-bumpety-bump
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    [quote name='Delberthot' post='375509' date='Jan 9 2009, 06:36 PM']Wait until your 1212L has broken in - then you'll know all about it. Acres of bass contrary to popular belief[/quote] ...how hard do I have to break it?
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    ...all you would ever need to know - and possibly more... [url="http://www.markbass.it/products.php?lingua=en&cat=2&vedi=37"]link[/url]>
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    ...well, the Schroeder 1212L arrived this morning (and my ears are bleeding!) so this has to go... I've had it about a year, it's done me well at rehearsals and small gigs and is in great condition as it's always been kept in a Roqsolid cover I had 'em make. Prices seem to be around £500 new, so how does £300 plus P+P sound?
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    Just sold my Mark Bass 1x15 to Daniel, way out in the boonies of Spain. A pleasure to do business with him - a seriously nice bloke! Very patient with bloody couriers over the Xmas festivities. Highly recommended. Shaun
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    [quote name='Linus27' post='369835' date='Jan 4 2009, 12:20 PM']Does anyone have a picture of a natural Stingray with maple neck and white scratchplate? Mine has a black scratchplate and I was wondering what it would look like with a white one.[/quote] Small but perfectly formed... [attachment=18074:Stingray.jpg]
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    ...and duly replied.
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    +1 on the black - would have snapped one up. ...and a good idea on the "design-a-shirt" theme! (and maybe get Lysdexia to take a photo of the winner with his fave model?)
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    New wireless in, this one out. I have a conflict with a band I dep in, so I needed a diversity wireless system. Never let me down. Great condition - it's Channel E4. Transmitter (AAA battery) Receiver (9v or mains) Transformer. Absolute seem to have the cheapest (£112.55) at quick glance: [url="http://www.absolutemusic.co.uk/shop/view_product.php?product=samap1b&searchlink=yes&search=AP1B&page=1"]link[/url]> £70 shipped?
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    You have mail!
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    [quote name='jcater' post='352456' date='Dec 12 2008, 09:39 AM']Am i the only one on this site who has a real vintage 59 long scale model. Some modifications but much is still original. It makes me feel old when everyone is talking about 1980 & 90's models. I'm not sure they would be for me, think i'd better stay vintage.[/quote] I have a '59 too. One owner - eventually managed to wrangle her away from the factory. All original, she's still got a firm body, nicely contoured and remains passive. Have tried active circuitry but she liked it too much, so went back to the original. No upgrades except for a respray on top every month or so.
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    [quote name='Fraktal' post='355330' date='Dec 15 2008, 08:09 PM']PM on its way![/quote] and replied...
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    Up for grabs is my 1x15... gigged a few times, but hopefully soon, surplus to requirements. Great condition, never abused. 400W, 8 ohm. How does £300 sound c/w Roqsolid cover? [url="http://www.markbass.it/products.php?lingua=en&cat=2&vedi=32"]Info>[/url] I would prefer collection/meet but would send if needed (gawd knows how I'd pack it!)... I'll get a price if necessary. Any questions, fire away!
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    [quote name='OldGit' post='333895' date='Nov 21 2008, 02:58 PM']Share some of yours?[/quote] Circa 1773 - handbuilt "Cinder Profusion" and genuine John Wetton chammy leather top (his mum lived next door to our sound and lights guy!) Not a grey hair in site!
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