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And a shot showing the cab with my amp to give an idea of the size. I particularly like using the cab on its end with the amp on top. The amp fits perfectly there.

I shall reveal all soon.

I bought this brand new in December 2010 and it was the culmination of a lot of reading up on different cabs to decide what the best one for me was. I wanted a lightweight cab that I could lift one-handed. This one weighs 20kg I wanted a cab to use mainly as a monitor but also powerful enough to use for small to medium pub gigs without PA support. This cab is rated 400w @ 8 ohms and has been more than capable of doing exactly what I have asked of it. I wanted a solid ply cab rather than MDF. this cab is made from marine grade ply. I wanted a neo driver and I always loved those Celestion drivers that Trace Elliot used. This one is fitted with a [url="http://professional.celestion.com/bass/pdf/BN15-400X8.pdf"]400w Celestion Neo Green label driver[/url] I didn't want a flavour of the month cab either. I much prefer to decide stuff for myself as once the honeymoon period is over the vast majority of it ends up in the classifieds so I decided on this cab based on reviews from people who had been using theirs over a long period. So it ticked all the boxes and has been without a doubt the best single cab I have ever owned but things change so I am going to offer it up for sale here. Its been kept and transported in its Roqsolid cover since I bought it and because I look after my gear, the condition can very easily be described as perfect. The current price for these is [url="http://www.dv247.com/guitars/laney-nx115-bass-guitar-speaker-cabinet--65141"]£291 in Digital Village[/url] which is where I bought mine and given the condition and the fact that it has never been pushed, I am looking for £240. This is a collection only price and does not include the Roqsolid cover. I can post it and still have the original box to do so but I'll need to have a check to see how much it would be. These covers are made to order and the one that you can buy on their website was as a result of the measurements I supplied. they are top notch and this one in particular retails for £37 so I'd be looking for £255 for both the cab and the cover. If you want to see my glowing review of it, you can find it [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=116045"]here[/url] and if you're too lazy to Google 'Laney' then the website with the specs can be found [url="http://www.laney.co.uk/show_prod.php?prod=nx115"]here[/url] If you've managed to get through that lot then you're either interested or have nothing better to do. And now, the pictures:

Right, I think this is the last thing I have for sale. I've just been trying to sell everything that I don't use and am unlikely to use. This last one should be a great project for the summer for someone. It began life as a brand new Bass Collection Speakeasy 4 string bought for £299 in GuitarGuitar in Glasgow. I bought it because it has the fastest neck I've ever played but I wasn't overly keen about the sound so I planned on replacing the pickups and preamp. This was a couple of years ago when I wasn't as good with a soldering iron as I am now so after many failed attempts the end result is what you see here. You have two choices depending on how much of a project you want. The bass will come with the body, neck, nut, bridge I don't have the original screws but these seem to do the job) and tuners so option 1 would be simply to replace the pickups and electronics. Option 2 would be a complete refinish plus option 1. I could also supply a set of pickups from a Squier Precision Special, Pots and a cap for an extra £7 so all you would need would be a barrel jack socket. The body is a wee bit chipped in places but nothing major and I have tried to show everything in the pictures. It is missing the back cover but that's easily enough replaced using a bit of old scratchplate material or something like that. When I bought this, I had been around every music shop in Glasgow trying everything and I mean everything. I had a budget of £2000 to spend and I went through Warwicks, Fenders, Rickenbackers, Cheap sh*te, Tobias, Schecters and a whole host of assorted cr@p. This was the one that played the best. It didn't sound the best but it played the best by a fair margin. Bearing in mind that its never left the house since I bought it for £299 I am looking for a very reasonably £100 including postage to mainland UK which is a third of what it cost me. Alternatively I am open for trades. I don't have anything specific in mind so fire away with what you have

£150 is an outrageous price. Its worth so much more than that. I sold an ever so slightly newer one of these a couple of years ago for £360

Yes but you're the wrong 'purpleblob' Had you been 'Thepurpleblob' you'd be in Glasgow and I would be coming through to collect it.