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agreed, both their heads and cabs have a sort of 'dry' quality to them which can be unnerving playing at home, but comes across as great clarity live. incredibly good for upright for that reason.

SOLD

SOLD.

bump. open to offers...

Still for sale?

A single Aguilar SL112 with the original cover in perfect condition. Pickup preferred (short delivery drives are fine too) near SW London or near Hull, or buyer can arrange courier. Any questions let me know!

Price drop bump!

Yes it was autocorrect 😄 I’ve no idea what a canon bag would be. Canon bag is okay in width and length but too high by a long way. Perhaps if that’s all there is it’s be a handy place to put sundries as said above. I just fancy having a closely fitted bag with backpack straps .

cab is 12x13x14 inches and I can’t find a bag like this with backpack handles on it. A canon bag might work but is much taller than necessary. Any bright ideas, since I imagine this is a commonly solved thing?

thanks!

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price drop bump. now far below 1 pound per watt! get in touch with offers.

gotcha. It is handy to have feet attached on the side opposite the handle though. For anyone’s future reference I reiterate this involves no new holes, just reusing those that attach the metal corners. 

Cheers

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yep same goes for all class D amps. one nice feature of shuttles I recall is the internal hi pass filter is quite strong which prevents sub-baddy boomy sounds hitting the speaker too hard and is very helpful for upright bass especially 

For future info the feet I linked to are fine, they could stand to be a bit shorter I think but not much. Needed to use longer screws. 

Shuttle 3 is great, so is the 6 👍. Simple enough 😄

price drop bump 👍

Bump for pics added

Bump for pic added.

cheers totorbass, agreed. 

Aguilar TH350 head in perfect condition. Bought in this parish not long ago and used lightly since, only selling as it occurred to me that for some applications I need an effects loop (doh). A wonderful head that can drive two 1x12s very nicely and has a stonking DI out. Plenty of info is available online, but it's still worth pointing out that the icepower power amp module in these is the same used in other manufacturer's heads rated ~500 watts. 

Can be supplied with a carry bag (Gator) at small cost or not as the buyer prefers. Collection from London (based in southwest) or post at buyers cost.

Many thanks and get in touch with questions. Not looking for trades.

Cheers!

NB can discuss splitting, PM with offers. 

--175/300 watt class D head (2lbs)

--Neodynium-magnet STL-10T 1x10 cab w/ tweeter (16lbs)

--Mounting rack/handle that fits to the cab and allows the head to be slid in and out -- all screws etc. supplied as original, these racks are quite sought after in their own right. In the pics attached the rack is shown unattached for illustration  because I often use the cab with other amps, but all the original screws are there for the mounting rack. 

--Pics and details http://www.genzbenz.com/?fa=detail&mid=2260&sid=56&cid=95

All in fully working order, one of the original and best lightweight setups and great for electric and upright. These can't be bought anymore (Genzler, the successor company of Genz Benz, makes a similar model now) and are rarely found used. The cab has originally a captive speaker lead allowing use in combo form only. This has been professionally replaced with a rear jack socket enabling its use as an extension cab with other heads. I will supply a short speaker cable for combo use.

Collection in southwest London (or anywhere in London since it's so easy to move around), or courier at buyer's arrangement. Any questions please ask. Not looking for trades.

Cheers 🍻

 

Okay I did a bit more looking and found the specs of the normal feet they have. Asked aguilar what depth it would need to clear the handle and they reckon 3/4 inch so I’ve got these:

https://m.thomann.de/gb/adam_hall_4909_gummifuss_pack.htm

i’ll update here if they don’t work out but hopefully this helps someone else.

understood. I'm not planning to screw anything new, but use the existing holes and screws that secure the metal corners of the cab. I heard that you can use these to add feet without modification. mainly wondering how deep of a foot I will need to give clearance for the handle on these cabs.

thanks mate

Hi,

I'm aware that some people have been adding rubber to feet to their aguilar cabs (sl112 in my case) on the side opposite the handle, re-using the existing screw and screw-hole by which the metal corners are attached. I saw these feet for example (thanks gillento):

https://www.thomann.de/gb/adam_hall_4906_gummifuss_pack.htm?ref=intl&shp=eyJjb3VudHJ5IjoiZ2IiLCJjdXJyZW5jeSI6IjIiLCJsYW5ndWFnZSI6ImVuIn0%3D

What I want to know is, with this mod have you then been able to stack the cabs vertically too? I.e.:

-- is the handle of one cab flat enough that the second clears it with these feet, or if not which feet have you had success with

-- do the feet sit well on the metal corners of the cab below

any experience welcome, plenty of threads are about but each person seems to have figured out their own method and I'd like to make sure I get it right first time.

ta