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[quote name='Fellrunner' timestamp='1349712385' post='1829480'] Thanks Andy, Looks lovely but alas i have the hands of a girl. Cheers [/quote] You should give her those back. These cabs usually sell right away, and they should because they're blinkin' amazing. Good luck mate.

If you'd post, I'd be interested I think.

No one? Was hoping to avoid ebay! Someone make me an offer?

Hah! Whoops, was so keen not to post this in 'basses' that I put in in the wrong 'other instruments'. Thanks pete.

Hello folks, For sale I have a rather special Epiphone Les Paul. Made in Korea, this came out of the (superior ) Unsung plant in March 1999 and she was guitar number 3000. The guitar plays perfectly, wonderfully even, We got this a while back and never really played it, so much so that I noticed a small crack in the pickgaurd when I got it out to take the photos and a quick investigation revealed that the 'crack' was actually the protective plastic that was still on after 13 years. There is one small knock on the back, hasn't gone through the clearcoat, more of dent than a scratch. I totally forgot to get a photo, will do asap. I'm in Chester-le-Street, about halfway between Newcastle and Durham if you want to collect. I'd prefer that but I'll post at your expense too if you'd prefer. I can even deliver or meet up if it's reasonable, just message me. The £250 asking price is open to offers and includes a non-descript, slightly tatty but perfectly usable hardcase. That is lined with purple velour. What more could you want? Note - I'm not an Epiphone, or even a guitar, expert but I understand there is a much later model that is nearly identical but with coil-tap pickups. This is the 1999 and does not feature coil taps. Some cool Asian playing one: [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDzp-R4zAFU&feature=related"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDzp-R4zAFU&feature=related[/url] Photos of mine: (That really don't do it justice) [IMG]http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g40/sparkythebunny/2012-09-07205312.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g40/sparkythebunny/2012-09-07205333.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g40/sparkythebunny/2012-09-07205353.jpg[/IMG]

Certainly is mate, did me perfectly thank you! Bump for pictures!

Hello folks, due to incoming Barefaced action my current gigging cab and home practice amp are for sale. I'm based in Chester-le-Street, near Durham and Newcastle. Picking up is encouraged, as is paying with cash. For the right circumstances I'm happy to post or deliver and Paypal gift or bank transfer are cool too. [size=6][size=5]EDIT - I would certainly be up for trades. I'm really looking at a cheap, giggable cabinet to leave in my rehearsal room. Peavey 4x10"? That Marshall 2x15" that's on here for cheap, pretty much anything that can be heard in a band room. Size/weight unimportant as long as it fits in my car for transport. Really wish I'd kept that damned Hartke! Will add cash to the Laney if that's what it takes.[/size][/size] Laney R1 - £50 Pretty damn amazing little amp here. 65W, 1x10" speaker + hf. Normal/High inputs, compressor, 3-band eq with parametric mid and enhance control. DI, headphone and tuner outputs plus an effects loop. I always think it's small but perfectly formed and certainly I've never found it lacking in features or even volume (within reason of course). Perfect condition. To be honest I'm considering keeping this and I don't think there'll be much interest anyway but I thought I'd try. Hartke Transporter T410 - £70 - [size=5][color=#ff0000]SOLD - Although now I'm wishing I hadn't, as a I have need for a cabinet just like it![/color][/size] Picked this up as a temporary cabinet whilst I was in between rigs but was actually incredibly surprised. It's a 4x10", which is means its pretty big and pretty loud. Sound is reasonably bright and mid-focused to my ear, but I hate trying to describe that kind of stuff online. What is definite is that this one has a few cosmetic marks from it's previous owners. NOTHING that affects the way the cabinet works at all. The cab also comes with 4 heavy duty casters and a cover that's had a pretty heavy relicing job. Despite the added value of said relic I'm throwing both it and the casters in with the cabinet. Bad points? Apart from the aforementioned tattyness the top-right speaker (when facing the cabinet) has been replaced with an identical Behringer driver. I've used one or two of these cabinets in my time and if the Behringer driver has changed the sound at all I can't tell. Hell, we all know Behringer steal other people's designs, it's probably the same exact speaker! From the Hartke site:[list] [*]Four Hartke 10" TP Aluminum-Cone Bass Drivers [*]Power Handling: 300 Watts @ 8 Ohms [*]Frequency Response: 40 Hz To 4 kHz [*]Sensitivity: 96 dB @ 1 W/1 M [*]Dimensions: 24"(H) X 24"(W) X 15"(D) [*]Weight: 65 lb. [/list] Pictures