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jsixties

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  1. Both traded, thank you.
  2. Traded, thank you.
  3. [quote name='Diablo' timestamp='1417991493' post='2625868'] I have wood.... [/quote] [size=4] [/size][size=4] [/size] [size=4] [/size] [size=4] [/size] [size=4] [/size]
  4. A couple of ones already traded, so I'm going to open another thread with the two remaining.
  5. A lot of interest but this beauty is still here available for sale or trade. Don't miss this one, these incredible basses are really hard to find in Europe, moreover in this condition.
  6. I also have this preamp (actually I paid second hand almost double for it) and it's a real gem. More versatile and better sounding than the DB750/751 preamp by far. A must have if you like the classic Aguilar tone. GLWTS!
  7. Anyone knows what happened with this bass? I was in touch with this guy but no replies since a week ago.
  8. Wow, incredible looking and I bet sounding bass you have there. GLWTS.
  9. Thanks a lot my friend, truly appreciated! Edit: Now traded and on the way to Germany!
  10. A lot of interest but still available!
  11. Now traded and on the way to Germany.
  12. Hi mate, you are in a unrivalled position then so here I am if you want to make it possible. Cheers
  13. No problem mate, it's 49600. Time to remember I'm also open to trades guys, I have all these cabs at home and my missus is close to the heart attack watch them every day!! I would accept four stings high end basses or even an Aguilar Tone Hammer 500 + a SL112 or a couple of SL112 for any of them as well.
  14. Thanks a lot mate, Indeed the DB412 is absolutely amazing paired with a DB751, but works incredible with any other amps as well. Tested mine with other three heads the results have been great. [size=4]Same for the DB810, in fact I still don't know which one if my favourite between the two cabs.[/size]
  15. Hi Molan. 10 years here in Spain, maybe the extended time comes from the local distributor, I really don't know. In any chance all the cabs are still unregistered so the first person in do that will be the one who will be covered for the warranty, confirmed by the distributor. About the price I don't know exactly the average cost in UK. Here's a couple of examples from The London Bass Gallery: [url="http://www.thebassgallery.com/product_details.cfm?ID=203&type=Bass%20Cabinet"]http://www.thebassga...=Bass%20Cabinet[/url] [url="http://www.thebassgallery.com/product_details.cfm?ID=204&type=Bass%20Cabinet"]http://www.thebassga...=Bass%20Cabinet[/url] As you stated Moster Green and Chocolate Brown colours are special orders from USA and at least here are quite more expensive than other finishes.
  16. Wow, sorry, my mistake! [size=4] [/size] [size=4]Aguilar uses always custom Eminence USA speakers as far as I know. [/size]
  17. [quote name='Billy Apple' timestamp='1416498791' post='2610921'] Do you know what they load the 412 with? [/quote] Hi Sean, It's 4 Ohm so I guess any medium power head in the market will be fine. I use a DB751 with that cab.
  18. You can bet on it Andy! I use one DB412 with one of my bands and the 810 with another one and we don't need to mic them for medium stages ! [size=4] [/size] [size=4]Anyway they sound superb at a very low gain as well.[/size]
  19. [quote name='Sparky Mark' timestamp='1416321562' post='2609024'] I couldn't make it out from the photo of the back of the headstock, does it say 'Made in Japan'? [/quote] Yes, all the top of the line of the actual Gretsch catalogue is Made In Japan since Fender FMIC took control over the brand years ago. As a long time Gretsch fan and user I can assure you that the specs and overall quality are better than ever these days.
  20. Now traded
  21. What a truly nice and interesting intsrument. Amazing. GLWTS!
  22. Thanks for your words mates
  23. [quote name='Romeo2' timestamp='1415663153' post='2602594'] Do forgive my ignorance please, but what is that thing on the back of it..? [/quote] No problem mate. It's the classic Gretsch back pad, adds nothing to the projection, tone or sound of the instrument but protects the body from belt buckle scratches and in certain models as the Country Gentleman guitar was made to cover the hole made for installing the electronics. No hole in this model by the way, you can easily snapp of the pad in seconds if you don't like how it looks.
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