Gareth Hughes

Have a bump These are great cabs, very versatile and worth every penny IMHO. I have the UL-310 and 2 UL-112's. I use either the 310 or the 2- 112's for pretty much everything, including some loud wedding bands with a drummer who just CANNOT play quietly. Either rig keeps up. The point being that a UL 212 will do all that you ask, and then some more.

Having owned two GS112's I can say that these cabs are amazing in what they can do, how they sound, and how they'll be perfect for just about everything you'll ever need. I sold mine only because I have two Epifani UL112's. If I could have justified it I would have kept them both. For anyone weighing up a 2x12 vs a 4x10 - just think of it as the 2x12 feels like it's giving you more love, in all the ways you like.

Are they regular scale length? I have a 36" 5 that would like these a lot. Cheers, Gareth [quote name='P-T-P' post='218377' date='Jun 13 2008, 03:10 PM']bump[/quote]

Hey Ian, Sorry bout that man, only just figured on selling it yesterday. Am considering selling that 5-String you were playing tho Hope the SWR is working out. Cheers, G [quote name='Bigwan' post='220354' date='Jun 17 2008, 08:29 AM']I'd have given you cash in hand for this on Sunday morning if I knew you had it! Oh well...[/quote]

Somebody get this -it's a real bargain at that price. I have a Focus 2 or else I'd buy this in a heartbeat. And don't let the name fool you, it works for everything. Think of it as a lightweight poweramp with an excellent front end.

Hey Ho Folks - I'm selling my Barge Concepts VFB-2 pedal. (these next two images are from the Barge Concepts website) Here's what it does: "The VFB-2 is a fully buffered (In, Out, Send, and Receive) looper with a clean blend control and a foot-switchable variable feedback control. The VFB-2 uses audio grade Burr Brown op-amps to buffer the Send and Receive signals to improve signal strength over long pedal chains and minimize “tone sucking” on vintage effects. The "Clean Blend" pot lets you mix your clean signal with the output of the effects loop, and then sends that signal to the buffered Output jack. The feedback control circuit has a potentiometer for controlling the amount of Receive signal that is fed back to the Send jack. Sound complicated? Not really... It's a True Bypass loop. Use it to turn on/off multiple pedals at once, keep noisy or tone-sucking pedals out of your signal path, add true bypass to any or all of your pedals without complicated or overpriced modifications. It's a Blend control. Mix your clean tone with that oscillating delay or your heavy fuzz and distortion sounds. Run a chorus or flanger in the loop of the VFB-2 to add some swirl to your dirt sounds and modulate your delays. It’s perfect for Bass and Baritone players that want to use conventional guitar effects, but need to dial in some of their clean instrument signal for improved low end response. It's a Feedback loop. The feedback circuit takes the signal at the Receive jack and sends some or all of it back to the Send jack, creating sometimes unpredictable, but always interesting new sounds. The blend knob on the feedback loop allows you to determine the amount of signal that is fed back into the loop for more accurate control. Fuzz and dirt boxes will feed back, delays will repeat and oscillate into gigantic walls of sound. Set up the feedback controls to create the sound you want, then use the Clean Blend control to mix as much of it as you want with your original input signal and send it to the Output jack. " So if you're having problems with Distortion/Overdrive robbing too much low end, or just want to blend in more clean signal than your effect allows, this will fix it. I bought mine to use with an Electro Harmonix Mini Q-Tron. Because the Q-Tron effect was louder than the bypassed signal I had Barge Concepts mod the VFB-2 to include a 'Receive Volume' for the effects loop. (that's why mine has 3 knobs in place of the standard two). Here's the manual: [url="http://www.bargeconcepts.com/manuals/BargeConceptsVFB2manualBETA.pdf"]http://www.bargeconcepts.com/manuals/Barge...2manualBETA.pdf[/url] This pedal is barely a year old and in mint nick. The mod cost extra, as did darn ParcelForce. I'm looking £50 plus postage (£6 insured). Thanks, Gareth

I do, and they do. Took my 310 out for the first time last night. Big smiles. Will be using my UL112 in Dublin next week actually, at the NCH. Should sound lovely. [quote name='curt72' post='218038' date='Jun 13 2008, 12:13 AM']thanks, Gareth! i am sure you love your ul310, epifani rules![/quote]

Doh!!!! I just bought a UL310, or else I'd be down in a shot. Great gear - and laugh out loud light. This is a great price for a great piece of gear. [quote name='curt72' post='217380' date='Jun 12 2008, 09:09 AM']hi, i want to sell my fantastic ul210 4 ohm cab, this is a series 1 cab with the b&c neo drivers. i bought this new from woodandtronics in march 2007. it is in mint condition, and was only used on 3 or 4 gigs. i have not used it at all since i got my ul310 and for small jazz gigs i still have my schroeder 12mini, so this has to go. it is an incredibly light (38lbs) and great sounding cab with massive low end for a 210. it also takes eq'ing very well, i really love the tone with my eden wt550. in its 4 ohm configuration a perfect cab for small-medium sized gigs drawing full power out of 4ohm heads. epifani info: Speaker: 2 x 250w RMS Cast Aluminum Frame 100w RMS Tweeter Freq Response: 40hz - 16khz Power Rating: 500w RMS (1200w Peak) 8 or 4 Ohms Suggested Wattage: 200w - 1000w Sensitivity: 102db SPL @ 1w 1m Dimensions: 18 1/2" H x 23 " W x 17 3/4" D 38 lbs. looking for 600 euros, based in dublin. cheers[/quote]

Have a bump - Acoustic Image make great products. Don't be fooled by the size, or the name. I've used my Focus 2 head (which has the same power amp as this) to run an Ashdown BP1510 (1x15,2x10 and horn) 650watt cab for a full on rock band and it did the job with perfection.

In Co.Down, N.Ireland. Shipping over to you would be about £35 tops I think. [quote name='steve_fletch78' post='194899' date='May 8 2008, 06:41 PM']Coventry Midlands CV5 on google. Where are you?[/quote]

It is indeed. Where are you based? [quote name='steve_fletch78' post='194625' date='May 8 2008, 12:55 PM']Is the cab still for sale? Steve [email protected][/quote]

Hey Ho - No longer on hold so.....................BUMP

Hey 99ster Thanks for all the info. I'm based in Co.Down, N.Ireland. Yup, Danko is too cool, has some amazing lines and counter-melodies. Almost makes me want to hold onto the Ripper. That, and incurring the wrath of The God Of Thunder. (and Rock and Row-ow-oll)

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New bump with new price drop. Cheers, G

I'm selling an Aggie GS-112. If you sell your Tobias get in touch Cheers, Gareth

All PM's replied to. Cheers.

£600 plus shipping. Should only be about £30 to the UK. [quote name='BassManKev' post='182070' date='Apr 21 2008, 06:27 PM']how much are you askin for the ripper????[/quote]

Hey Ho Folks - Here's my 1978 Gibson Ripper for sale. (That's as close a date as I could get online. If anyone can decipher Gibson's serial numbers please let me know if this is different). Has a great slim and incredibly straight neck. Bridge is very adjustable and stable. All original except for the bridge pickup. Didn't work when I bought it so had a new one made by Kent Armstrong. Aaron took a mold of the old pickup, so it came with string marks and all. Doesn't have the ashtray cover for the bridge. Looking for £600 + shipping.