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Posted
27 minutes ago, ossyrocks said:

I'm keeping half an eye out for another Two10, and this one has popped up on ebay, but it's a horror story.

 

I don't understand why anyone would do this to such a relatively modern high end cab.

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/127172633345

 

Rob

Yeah I saw that and thought the same. Nuts. Half keeping an eye on it though, as @Bill Fitzmaurice says, low ball offer and re-tolex it. I’m not that far from BF so could get them to do one of their custom finishes… dammit I’m talking myself into something I don’t need 😆

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Posted (edited)

The auction does offer shipping at a not unreasonable cost, but you'd have to hope they know how to pack a cab for shipping. They clearly didn't look after it during their ownership!

 

It's the old model, with 200w drivers opposed to the more recent 250w drivers. The panel says 4 and 12 ohms, but I can't see how this would be achieved without the switch option of the later versions. Can anyone enlighten me?

 

It would have to be bought for cheap if you were to factor in a factory recover/refinish and regrill. I would expect a nice condition modern Two10 with cover to be around £500-£550 secondhand. @Merton a custom finish couldn't include a coloured baffle and steel grill though, as the cloth front cabs can't be converted.

 

I reckon my best offer couldn't be more than £250, and I doubt they would accept that.

 

Rob

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Bill Fitzmaurice said:

The shipping should be moot as I'd want to make sure the buggering wasn't just cosmetic. 

It's a five hour drive each way for me, so I think I should just stop thinking about it !

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I was going to joke that it started with tolex peel, but the description confirms that’s exactly how it started!

Sanded the front grille on auto-pilot too, ffs!  And gone through the laminates in a couple of spots on the carcass.

Damn, what a waste.

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Autocorrect doing me over
Posted
3 hours ago, ossyrocks said:

The panel says 4 and 12 ohms, but I can't see how this would be achieved without the switch option of the later versions. Can anyone enlighten me?

I’d be interested to know as it’s the same with mine!

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Posted
2 hours ago, Mickeyboro said:

I’d be interested to know as it’s the same with mine!

If I recall correctly Barefaced used to sell a wiring kit for the early ones so the buyer could choose which option.

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Posted
10 minutes ago, Lozz196 said:

If I recall correctly Barefaced used to sell a wiring kit for the early ones so the buyer could choose which option.

So is 4 the default Lozz? And what would the advantage be of a 12 - you could hook up more speakers to your amp?

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I think they were sold in both 4 and 12 options, with the kit being available in case at a later date a change was wanted, be it to add in more cabs (4 to 12) or downsizing so get max power to one cab (12 to 4).

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