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Go for it Marcus - you know it makes sense

[quote name='molan' timestamp='1399641142' post='2446202'] Absolutely great cab. 4 ohm version means you can gig win one of these on their own and it'll fill almost any venue. Or buy one of these and another Aggie 4 ohm cab plus a DB751 for an absolute monster rig [/quote] Couldn't have put it better myself - spot on, sir!

[quote name='Marcus' timestamp='1399655366' post='2446421'] Trying hard to resist !! [/quote] Don't try too hard. It's not that far away from you

[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1399660481' post='2446479'] I have the 8 ohm version and it is a bollocking cab on its own. I'd prefer a 4ohm version to run with an 8ohm DB210 via the DB750 amp. [/quote] Definitely a great cab. I'm only selling it because I have two GS112s and that gives me a bit of flexibility for smaller gigs - two GS112s with my DB 751 and a single GS112 with my TH500.

For sale is my Aguilar DB212 4 ohm cab in classic black and includes the fitted Aguilar padded cover and casters. Detailed spec is as follows. [left] Two 12" cast frame woofers, 56 oz. magnets Phenolic tweeter with integral phase plug Custom crossover with variable tweeter control One Neutrik Speakon and two 1/4" inputs Deep Dish Handles, Rubber Feet 13 ply Baltic Birch 3 year limited Warranty[/left] [left] [b]Power Handling:[/b] 600 watts RMS [b]Frequency Response:[/b] 41 Hz - 16 kHz [b]Sensitivity:[/b] 98 dB 1W 1M [b]Impedance:[/b] 4ohms [b]Dimensions:[/b] 24 3/4" H, 24 1/2" W, 17 3/8" D [b]Weight:[/b] 70 lbs [b]Includes:[/b] Removable Casters[/left] I'm asking [s]£550[/s] [b]£500 [/b]collected from Leeds or I can meet up within a 75 mile radius for the cost of the petrol.

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[quote name='The fasting showman' timestamp='1398278017' post='2432452'] I really wish I had a grand spare for this, I remember this era of Fender basses being really nice, particularly the sienna 'bursts, this looks great too. To open a can of worms, I think there is real potential for these standard models really increasing in value. The details regarding the last basses made in '84 before Fullerton went up in a puff of smoke is sketchy at best, there is scope for this being touted as 'one of the last ever basses made at Fullerton etc...', particularly in about 10 years time! Anyway, hope this helps the sale or makes you keep it, I'd love it! GLWTS. Martin [/quote] Agree entirely. I have one of these in Ivory dating from '83. It, too, has all the upgrades that were made at the time - i.e. four bolt neck join with micro tilt, bi-flex truss rod, new tuners, beefed up bridge, straplocks and one-piece scratchplate and control cavity cover. These basses are really under-valued right now and I paid a lot more for mine so this really is a bargain and, potentially, an investment for the future. A little more information about these basses - and others - can be found in his book "The Fender Bass" by Klaus Blasquiz. Good luck with the sale! (but, better still, keep it for another 10 years)

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[quote name='Thunderbird' timestamp='1396789599' post='2417298'] PM sent [/quote] PM replied to. Sorry for the delay but I've been out of the country for a few days.

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Last 2 pairs left. A real bargain at this price! Take advantage of this special offer price - you know you'll need new strings eventually.

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Sold pending.