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Edit for price drop. Off to eBay this weekend, if no takers.

Gotta put a lid on it at some point!

Price drop, and last bump before eBay!

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Thanks very much for the kind words! Hopefully should be able to post some specs from Gerry soon too. Pete [quote name='waynepunkdude' post='310606' date='Oct 20 2008, 04:53 PM']It would be shame if someone on here didn't buy it, but you gotta do what you gotta do. It is a genius and pretty cab.[/quote]

Bump. I guess I'll need to think about eBay soon.

Bump. Perhaps I should think about eBay soon?

Bumpity!

Bump! Getchore beyyootiful black bass here... Pete

Bump! To the top, for a little while... Pete

Bump for a price drop! Pete

Price drop bump! Pete

I have emailed Gerry at Flite to see if he can dig out some specs for this cab - I'll post when I know. Pete

Hi Crazykiwi The only specs I had were the ones listed, which were 300W @ 4 ohms per side [giving 600W total] and the SPL rating of 99db @ 1 watt/metre. I'm not sure if that's per 'side' (I suspect it is) or with both sides going. Unfortunately no SPL/frequency graphs etc. I have had no problems being heard in a band context and getting a great sound. I play funk and jazz, currently with a 4-piece band. Pete [quote name='Crazykiwi' post='306109' date='Oct 14 2008, 11:37 AM']Well the acmes I owned were pretty faithful and they had a very even sound, inspite of their inefficiency. Were there any specs included with the cab? For anyone who wants a compact stereo set up, this would be about as compact as it gets. Have to admit I'm gassing quite a bit for it, but I should stick with my plans for wedges.[/quote]

[quote name='Crazykiwi' post='306026' date='Oct 14 2008, 09:36 AM']any idea about how well it handles a b string?[/quote] I'm not quite sure - I'm strictly a 4 stringer myself. However, when I have detuned to D it has been fine, and the chap I bought it off originally said it compared well to his Acme's as well (presumably due to the 3-way design). It has seemed a fairly tonally even cabinet to me; I haven't had to use a lot of EQ when I've playing with it. Pete

A lightweight bump. Pete

I am also open to offers. Pete

Hi all, I am downsizing my rig, and now looking to sell on my custom Flite cabinet. In a nutshell, it’s a light (50 lb) stereo 4x10. It was built by Kurt Meyer at Flite for a US customer who wanted two 2x10s put into a single 4x10 sized cabinet and still have it be superlight. I bought it off him when he downsized his rig, about 5 years ago. (Flite has changed hands in the meantime, is now owned by a chap called Gerry Suprenant. The website is now at [url="http://www.flitecabs.com"]http://www.flitecabs.com[/url].) The cabinet has been handled carefully, and the carpeting is in good condition. The specs are as follows: - each side is a 3-way 2x10 cab; they are built together to make it a 4x10 (a la old Ampeg SVT cabs). - Rated at 300 watts RMS @ 4 ohms/side - 600 watts total - Each side has two 10” woofers, a 5" mid, and a tweeter - Speakers are Eminence, but I have never found out the exact model. - Each side has attenuators for the mids and highs - Each side has two Speakon connectors and a 1/4" input connector - The previous owner said the efficiency rating was 99db @ 1watt/meter. It certainly has been plenty loud enough for anything I’ve thrown at it (mind you, I have a Peavey DPC 1400X to power it…) - comes with a custom non-padded cover - 26” high x 28” wide x 14.75” deep - Weight 50 lbs This has been a great cab for me – light, loud, punchy, and even. However, I’m just not doing the big gigs that need this size of cab at the moment. I’m looking for [b]£425[/b] + shipping. Pickup is fine if preferred, and you are welcome to try it out if you are in Edinburgh. Pete

[quote name='qvadratt' post='300548' date='Oct 6 2008, 03:18 PM']Beautiful bass you have here Funkle![/quote] Thanks! Negotiations in progress... Pete

Ding! or Friday bump. Pete

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[quote name='d-basser' post='296555' date='Oct 1 2008, 01:25 PM']sure you dont need spares? this is a lovely bass, if it was a five string i would currently be selling my flatmate to buy it. Funkle is a great guy btw for anyone seriously considering this[/quote] Thanks for the props! I hear the new SJ5's are creating quite a splash across the pond...very tasty looking too. Pete

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