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Selmer Treble n Bass 100
£600
Oundle, Peterborough PE8 4..
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By r_vw52
Right, so I've had this old Peavey Century 200 (4ohm) head sitting around for AGES, finally the other day I decided to give it some company by purchasing a TC Electronic 2x10 (8ohm) cab.
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By Beer of the Bass
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