bertbass

I only know that ESE was a music shop in Maidstone who produced their own range of music gear. Mainly PA but a few other amps and cabs as well. I never tried any ESE equipment so can't comment on sound or quality. Sorry.

Not many left handed basses, infact, none.

Also done!

I'd go with FAL as well.

Oh dear!

Turn the cab on its side then no problem with casters.

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Being left handed, trying out anything other than a black Squire Jazz or Precision, which I don't like, is impossible.

Purple Haze, Hendrix.

Personally, I would just sand it. You've had it for a few years now so I would assume that you've got no plans to sell it, so sand away. If you ever want to sell it then you can fork out for a refinish.

With the cab horizontal, the left speaker is full range, I think I remember that correctly and the older cabs are 4 ohms.

Just put this in Ebay search or even google and you'll find thousands. Jazz & P Bass Pickup Mounting Screws 2.6 x 35 mm (Gold)

I can only agree, certainly the best and the inbuilt modem actually works! Since my then band folded during covid, I've had one sitting around doing nothing. I think I might just sell it. It will be a lot cheaper than the prices you've seen.

I think the yellow wire is in the wrong place!

Trollies are great until you get to a kerb or door step or stairs or a step up to a door step, etc.