silverfoxnik

Not sure how it would compare to a Goliath 410, but the 15" driver in the Triad gives a distinct 'thump' to the low end in my view, that is quite different to that of a 410. Having said that, the 10" driver and the horn provide articulation and a sweet top end, so it's definitely produces a full range sound. Here's what I said above about the Triad and a Barefaced 212: "Sound-wise, if you look on the internet, the jury's out about full-range bass cabs but for me, I've found the Triad to be a very versatile cab, capable of delivering fantastic lows with quite an articulate mid-range and a sweet top end. I remember Alex Claber A/B-ing his prototype Super 12T against this cab at one of the Bashes about 4 or 5 years ago, and although the Super 12T was capable of taking more power (and it's a lot lighter obviously), the sound of the two cabs side by side was actually quite similar - something Alex commented on at the time.." Hope that helps. 😊

Littlehampton, West Sussex.. 20 miles west of Brighton.

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Thanks for being so accommodating Scoop! 😊

No worries and thanks for the kind words about the Triad. This is still my favourite cab to be honest, so I'll miss it when it goes, that's for sure!

Cheers Mert! It's a great little pedal I have to say, and really well made too... Hope all's well with you by the way...

[b]*** NOW SOLD - Thanks for looking![/b] *** Hi Folks After having owned this cab for 18 months or so now, I've decided to put it up for sale for: [b]£140.00 o.n.o[/b]. plus p&p. [b]History[/b] I bought it on here from BTGAndy in 2015 at the South East Bass Bush because I've always [b]loved the sound[/b] of these cabs! So much so in fact, that I bought this at the same time as I had my original Triad (which I'd had since 2007). Anyway, as is so often the case, GAS got the better of me and right after buying this, I bought a beautiful Ampeg V4BH rig,with a 115 from The Beedster, and I've been gigging that pretty much exclusively ever since. So, I've only used this Triad about 3 times in anger since I bought it And, much as I love the sound of these cabs, it's time to move it on because (i) I've got too many cabs anyway, and (ii) I've just bought a TechAmp 115 out of necessity because my back's been playing up.. So a lightweight cab has become an absolute essential.. [b]Condition, photos[/b] In terms of condition, it's pretty good - say a 7.5/10 and the cover's in OK condition too.. [attachment=238311:Triad 2.jpg] [attachment=238312:Triad 3.jpg] [attachment=238313:Triad 1.jpg] [b]Sound[/b] Sound-wise, if you look on the internet, the jury's out about full-range bass cabs but for me, I've found the Triad to be a very versatile cab, capable of delivering fantastic lows with quite an articulate mid-range and a sweet top end. I remember Alex Claber A/B-ing his prototype Super 12T against this cab at one of the Bashes about 4 or 5 years ago, and although the Super 12T was capable of taking more power (and it's a lot lighter obviously), the sound of the two cabs side by side was actually quite similar - something Alex commented on at the time.. Here's a review posted on Musician's Friend some years ago: [i]"I've been gigging with the [/i][i]SWR[/i] [i]Triad[/i][i] cabinet for exactly 10 years this month. It's been through all sorts of music to include acoustic world type music to heavy progressive. This is the clearest sounding cabinet I have ever heard. You will hear every nuance across the frequency spectrum."[/i] ([url="http://www.musiciansfriend.com/amplifiers-effects/swr-triad-3-way-bass-speaker-system"]http://www.musicians...-speaker-system[/url]) [b]Spec[/b] [size=4][color=#333333][font=Arial, Calibri, Helvetica, sans-serif]4-ohm, 400W, 3-way speaker enclosure featuring a 15" woofer, 10" mid driver, and tweeter. The SWR Triad gets full range clarity like no other audio speaker system. 23"W x 27"H x 18.5"D. 80 lbs.[/font][/color][/size] [size=4][color=#000000][b]Features[/b][/color][/size][list] [*][size=4]Bottom slot port[/size] [*][size=4]Spring-loaded rubber grip handles[/size] [*][size=4]Black Ozite carpeting with stack lock corners[/size] [*][size=4]Chrome-stamped steel vibration-free grill[/size] [*][size=4]High-quality metal input panel with heavy-duty attenuator[/size] [*][size=4]1/4" in/out and Speakon jacks[/size] [/list] [b]Weight [/b] The Triad is not light; it weighs in at approx. 80lbs, so it's not the lightest cab that's ever been built... but because it has really strong handles on the side of it, I found that with a bit of practice and either a decent trolley or castors, it's been manageable for me. [b]Trades, shipping etc[/b] Just to clarify that I'm not looking for any trades on this thanks. Viewings welcome if you'd like to hear it first and I m happy to ship it at your expense.. Any questions, please ask here or PM me.. Thanks for looking! Nik

*** Now SOLD *** Hi Folks This [b]EBS Octabass Pedal[/b] is the first item of quite a few items that I'm going to be putting up for sale over the next few days. Now SOLD. Bought on here a year or so ago, it's in perfect working order and sounds great! Only problem is, I'm not using it because I tend to always use the octave patch in my Zoom B3 out of convenience... [attachment=238308:ebs-octabass-649053.jpg] Anyway, it is in cosmetically good order, and it [b]sounds[/b] [b]great[/b] - way, way better than the octave patch in my Zoom B3. Oh, and it is true by pass. It doesn't come with the original box, or the PSU I'm afraid, hence why it's priced at [b]£50 delivered[/b] to your door! Just to say that I'm not looking for any trades on this at the moment - thanks. If you've any questions, please send me a PM or ask away here. Thanks for looking! Nik

Seems like a great price to me for the 212, and for the rig as a whole... GLWTS

No problem;I'll send you a PM. 😊

Absolutely! My one had a Bartolini 3 band eq circuit in it and it was really versatile tonally.. I used it in a rock band and it sounded great. I had a Wal Custom 4 string at the time, and the Wal didn't get a look in, either live or in the studio. Got to say, this is a great price for a bass of this quality; my one cost £1450 new back in 1992, and I then spent another £250 on buying and fitting the electronics!

[quote name='ElijahBass' timestamp='1486638642' post='3233405'] Bump! Thought someone would have took this of my hands by now [/quote] Me too.. I can't believe this is still here?? Great value for the money and it looks really cool! Looks like it replicates a lot of what the Roscoe Beck V would do, for a lot less money.. Anyway, GLWTS

[quote name='krispn' timestamp='1486591324' post='3233162'] I used to own this cab or one exactly the same. It's was brill. I'm off to recommend it to my mate who's after a 212. I might even try and sell him mine and snap this up instead!! [/quote] Thought it looked familiar... 😊

Got to give this cab a BUMP because it's such a good price for what it is! I know it's a cliché around here, but if I hadn't just bought a TechAmp 115, I would be sending you a PM right now.. Anyway, GLWTS

Beautiful! I had one that was a bit older than this one and it was a truly fabulous, reasonant and very funky sounding bass! GLWTS