warwickhunt

Manufactured 2019, so thanks to Covid19 it hasn't had loads of use! I bought it with the intention of using it with an acoustic (style) 3-4 piece but changes to the rest of my gear makes this redundant. The front-ported 2x10 combo might suit those who aren't so keen on rear porting. It can be stacked with any 8 ohm Traveler or Standard cab, for more volume and headroom. The CMD 102P combo angled cabinet design allows the unit to be used either as a floor monitor or in standard vertical position. The built-in VLE and VPF filters help create a warm and natural sound. Very clean condition and drivers will be barely run in. SPEAKER: 2x10" TWEETER: piezo BASS PORT: front IMPEDANCE: 8 ohms SENSITIVITY: 101 dB SPL SPEAKER POWER HANDLING: 400W RMS (AES Standard) AMP OUTPUT POWER: 500W RMS @ 4 ohms / 300W RMS @ 8 ohms FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 40 Hz to 18 kHz CROSSOVER FREQUENCY: 3.5 kHz WEIGHT: 38.14 lbs / 17.3 Kg WIDTH: 23.03 in. / 58.5 cm HEIGHT: 18.5 in. / 47 cm DEPTH: 18.7 in. / 47.5 cm Trades - I'd never say never but PLEASE do not message me with bits of kit that I can clearly find on BC / eBay / FB for £200 and tell me it is worth £500, I'm not daft and I know how to search for relative values. Likewise '1 off' custom orders that you may well have paid £3000 for but sadly the average bassist values at £500. Sorry it is better if I'm just up front about it. Vintage Warwick basses will always float my boat, likewise unusual esoteric brands. I'm partial to a light weight bass so anything that you 'estimate' to be over 9lb (and will likely be 10lb+) isn't of interest. Be sure to message me with offers and not directly on this thread. I would be prepared to add money to a deal if it was something I wanted... an 88 Streamer Stage I would be nice.

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I've had this pair of cabs some years now and I have LOVED the tone and stackability of them. You really have to applaud the design that allows drivers to be arrayed vertically like that. I get that you can tip any cab on it's side but the handle arrangement etc mean this is how it should be done. The benefit of having 4 drivers with the top one near head height as opposed to blow past your knees is the way it should be. You can of course stack them on their side and it's advisable if you are going to use 3 of them (yes, I did have 3 of these cabs + the 1x12). The weight is manageable and I've carried one cab in each hand from car park to venue but the benefit is when carried singly you can walk through door frames without whacking your knuckles... it's the little things that please me. Cabs are rated 400w @ 8ohms each. Eminence custom 10" drivers with 33mm voicecoil, titanium diaphragm. Each cab has a tweeter control (tweeter built into the top driver). W x H x D 356 x 664 x 356mm and 21kg / 46lb Each cab has a genuine TC padded cover. Condition if I am being brutal is average/good. They do have scuffs, dings, scrapes etc but nothing major or structural (the pics are representative of their condition). I've ran these with allsorts of amps from 120 valve amp to 1600w Blacksmith and they perform effortlessly. These are not Neo drivers they are ceramic Eminence drivers and pack quite a punch... dare I use the 'H' word? Buy the matching TC Blacksmith amp as well and I'd do a deal on the lot. Trades - I'd never say never but PLEASE do not message me with bits of kit that I can clearly find on BC / eBay / FB for £200 and tell me it is worth £500, I'm not daft and I know how to search for relative values. Likewise '1 off' custom orders that you may well have paid £3000 for but sadly the average bassist values at £500. Sorry it is better if I'm just up front about it. Vintage Warwick basses will always float my boat, likewise unusual esoteric brands. I'm partial to a light weight bass so anything that you 'estimate' to be over 9lb (and will likely be 10lb+) isn't of interest. Be sure to message me with offers and not directly on this thread. I would be prepared to add money to a deal if it was something I wanted... an 88 Streamer Stage I would be nice.

Pleased it resonated with someone. I'm not being too prattish about that am i? I just think that folk need to be honest with themselves, everyone wants a bargain when trading but you can't go saying something that cost £500 (new) off the shelf is worth £500 against something that itself cost £1500 when new... well some folk can I suppose. Obviously some bits of kit hold their value great and others, less so but your equation looks about right.

I think I've gigged this twice since getting it, so it is in immaculate condition. 1600w (can operate down to 2 ohms), 3 presets, built in tuner, 4 band parametric EQ, Tubetone emulation, multiband Spectracomp compression. Preamp in/out, digital recording out - Balanced XLR, AES/EBU, (24 Bit), Dimensions - 483 x 412 x 178 mm / 19" x 16.2" x 7". 12kg / 26.5lb Presently pictured out of its rack case as I was going to use that with another amp but can include it for a further £25 FREE (case is top quality, light and also 'as new'). I'm happy for a prospective buyer to come and try it out. I even have x3 8 ohm cabs if you really want to see its potential... but it is equally stupid loud at 4/8ohms. Anyone concerned that 1600w will destroy their cab, fear not, this amp has a killer feature... a MASTER control. You only need to turn it up enough to blow the bloody doors off; no more, no less. Seriously though, you can run this into any cab, you just turn it down and it can NOT blow your driver up. Why am I selling it? Since lockdown kicked in I bought one of those fancy new technology Handbox WB100 (120w) amps and I already own a Tech Soundsystems Blackcat and a TC Staccato 51 as back up amps, so something needs to go. I'm also about to advertise a pair of TC RS210 cabs (400w each @ 8 ohms), which I would discount the amp £50 if you bought those with it. Trades - I'd never say never but PLEASE do not message me with bits of kit that I can clearly find on BC / eBay / FB for £200 and tell me it is worth £500, I'm not daft and I know how to search for relative values. Likewise '1 off' custom orders that you may well have paid £3000 for but sadly the average bassist values at £500. Sorry it is better if I'm just up front about it. Vintage Warwick basses will always float my boat, likewise unusual esoteric brands. I'm partial to a light weight bass so anything that you 'estimate' to be over 9lb (and will likely be 10lb+) isn't of interest. Be sure to message me with offers and not directly on this thread. I would be prepared to add money to a deal if it was something I wanted... an 88 Streamer Stage I would be nice.

re. @stewblack comment re 'mini' bass. Is this 34" standard scale and I know it is just an inexpensive bass but do you have an accurate weight? I'm looking for a donor P bass to mod to JJ pups and this might work. Cheers