TecAmp L410 Cab (4x10, 1200W, 4ohm) - SOLD
£400
Portsmouth

Dubs · February 18

TecAmp L410 - £400

I've owned this since new and it was my main gig cab for years. Increadible sounding cab, massively loud. This is a true "one cab" solution - 4ohm with a 1200W power handling and a managable 25kg one-man lift.

I've delayed posting this for sale as it's truely the best 4x10 I've heard let alone owned, but alas we went fully IEM a couple of years ago and 99% of my bass volume now comes through the PA. I've been using a much smaller cab for the last couple of years and I could do with moving this on to clear a bit of space.

I've included many pics so hopefully you get a very clear view of the condition.

The good bits:

Mechanically, absolutely sound - works and sounds as it did on day 1.

It's been kept in a Roqsolid cover its entire life and as such the condition is broadly good - no marks at all on the front grill, the sides and top are largely unmarked.

The bad bits:

The tolex around the bottom edges of the cab is pealing back in places and exposing the wood - I was tempted to cut off the fraying bits and use a black Sharpie on the exposed wood, but I'll leave that to the new owner if you wish to do so.

I've added casters which make it very easy to roll the cab in and out of venues, but these are knackered - they roll fine but a couple of them are completely missing the bearings so it natuarally sits on the wonk and can be a bit top-heavy when wheeling around. When stationary you can manually twist the casters to get it to sit level. This is the second set of casters I've had on this cab and eventually the bearings give out. Unfortunately I don't have the original feet otherwise I would happily include them with the sale.

The lights... so I've added this within the "bad" bits, but beauty is in the eye of the beer holder and all that... - The lights work fine. They are bright and look pretty cool on stage if you're into that sort of thing. The install is very crude - the LED strips are zip tied to the inside of the grill, the job is pretty neat although certainly not "professional". The power conector is untidy - the wire comes straight out the front of the grill, amateur soldering job which is wrapped with a load of electrical tape. The new owner would easily be able to remove the lights completely without damaging the cab at all. The power adapter for the lights is included.

Collection will need to be from Portsmouth/Southsea - unfortunately I can't drive at the moment so I won't be able to meet half way. I do gig throughout the South East weekly, but I'm travelling with other band mambers and there won't be any space for this cab. I really don't want to post this with a courier so will hold out for a local collection.

Think I've covered everything but I'm happy to answer any questions.