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[quote name='leemarseillebass' timestamp='1480783237' post='3187126'] Excellent bunch of answers! It's exactly what I wanted and a big yes to 210 being absolutely fine, my only, well, main query was I had thoughts that we were accepting too little, it's a work in progress I guess. We're doing a promo vid very soon so I'll post it here, and tell us what you all think. We have lights, backdrop and PA, it's a full thing we take. Cheers everyone:) [/quote] If there's three of you, the most you could push it to is probably £240 for a pub covers band anyway. Offset that against any potential gigs you lose through venues not being able to afford it and it hardly seems worth it for an extra tenner each. I play in two 4-piece covers bands and we get £200-£240 a gig with an even split. £50 - £60 quid will do me fine. I really feel for the venues in south Wales. They're trying their best to pull the punters in, but with Tesco selling 10 cans for a fiver it's hard to get people out. I try and bear this in mind when negotiating a fee as well.If we all drew too much water the well would dry up

Pete bought an Ampeg SVT-210HE Classic from me. Excellent communication, prompt payment, wouldn't hesitate to do business with him gain! Deal with this member with full confidence you will not be disappointed

The guitarist in my band used to use Harley Benton cabs a while ago, and he's very picky with his gear. He replaced his drivers as seems to be the norm, but what he did notice was that the quality of the wiring was some of the best he'd ever seen. I was thinking of getting some a while back which is why the conversation about them came up. Enjoy them man, by all accounts you're getting great value for money!