Free: Eden Nemesis 8x10 Combo - *SOLD* £1 Castle Carey

[oldslapper]

Eden Nemesis NC810 combo 390 watts.

Trouser flappingly loud!
 

Got this off @stewblack for band rehearsal space. 
I’ve since left the band and it’s not being used. I tried to sell it to raise a couple of quid for a music charity but no bites.

So, if this is of use to anyone, then let me know. 
It’s collection only as it’s a beast. However it comes with a cover and has wheels when tipped back so is remarkably easy to manoeuvre. 
You’ll need a large estate at least to transport it. 

Edited 16 hours ago by oldslapper

[three]

What an extremely kind gesture! There are some lovely people on BC

[oldslapper]

It would suit a community studio or school perhaps? 
Absolutely nothing wrong with it, lovely Eden warmth with plenty of air shifting through those 10’s. 
I guess these days, PA and in ear technology has improved as has the introduction of class D and Neo in bass backline, saving back breaking weight. 
 

[Bankai]

An 810…. combo?

 

Well that’s a new one on me!

[sblueplanet]

Surprised a local rehearsal studio isn't interested. Back in the '80s I remember playing through a similar size Trace Elliot combo. Unlike this one it had no wheels or top handle so must have been a torture to transport.

[kwmlondon]

Wow!!!

[binky_bass]

Stick it on eBay for collection only at £1 no reserve and set the auction to run for 7 days ending on Sunday at 7pm. Add 10 good solid pictures and a non-AI description and it will sell. I'd estimate £150-£180. Happy to set the auction up if you send me some pictures, can run it as benefitting charity etc. 

[oldslapper]

Thanks Binkers old chap. Think I’ve got a home for it now. 
Cheers

John 

[ossyrocks]

16 hours ago, sblueplanet said:

Surprised a local rehearsal studio isn't interested. Back in the '80s I remember playing through a similar size Trace Elliot combo. Unlike this one it had no wheels or top handle so must have been a torture to transport.

I used to roadie for a band called Buffalo in the 80's. The bass player had a Trace Elliot 8x10 combo. It was ridiculously heavy and awkward to move. Two of us once had to carry it up an external fire escape to the second floor to access the room they were playing. No one used to think about the weight of amps when designing them back in the day.

[Stealth]

Do you have a home ?

[Pea Turgh]

Gosh darn it if it’s still available in October I can pick it up on the way home from the SWBB!

[Russ]

Those things were beasts - I remember trying one in Anderton's years ago. Tight, articulate, and very LOUD. And, despite the size, they weren't particularly heavy - Eden's Nemesis range were probably the first proper lightweight amps. 

[G-bitch]

If the collection falls through, I'm happy to give it a temporary home in Bristol at my office for a fellow BC'er to grab at a later date. I just fancy the experience of an 8x10 😉.

[ricksterphil]

On 24/07/2025 at 19:29, G-bitch said:

If the collection falls through, I'm happy to give it a temporary home in Bristol at my office for a fellow BC'er to grab at a later date. I just fancy the experience of an 8x10 😉.

Me too. If it turns up at yours I might toddle down your way for a go if you don't mind. I will arrive with beer tokens 😀