Merton

[quote name='andy67' post='746092' date='Feb 15 2010, 04:53 PM']Even if I was a righteous smug git...I wouldn't do that to you! but you can have the missus if you like?? [/quote]

I really really promise you this is an MDF 320W cab. If I'm wrong I'll give you all my bass gear.

[quote name='andy67' post='745066' date='Feb 14 2010, 06:11 PM']hey bud ^^^ unless I'm missing stuff or having another senior moment...these cabs are the top end of Trace Elliot 4x10! andy[/quote] Yes and no. This particular model is two-a-penny all over the country I'm afraid, and was built at a time when the QC started going (albeit slowly) downhill. If I had a Trace 4x10 it's be one of the really old ones or brand new 2010 models.

[quote name='andy67' post='744625' date='Feb 14 2010, 10:54 AM']Have to disagree with that view. The 1048h is a phenomenal cab and as far as I recall its 800watt. Last one I saw sold for £400 - not in same condition nor flight cased. The flight cases obviously add value to the rig as well. As far as the head goes, inc. flightcase, it surpasses the equivalent Ampeg SVT3 pro of which commands an rrp of around £1k and sells s/h for around £500. A value of around £600 would be about right for the head in my view and experience of course. It is a phenomenal rig in pristine condition with flight cases, an asking price of £1k would not be ridiculous nor outwith the realms of fairness considering the quality, tone and sheer power and...the flight cases on their own must be worth on the region of £300 s/h. good luck andy[/quote] I understand re. the flightcases (keep forgetting about them), but that cab is 320W, it's a mid 90's model and quite frankly not worth more than £200 on its own. Anyone who pays more for one is a mug IMO. This rig is an exceptional example, pristine condition and the flightcases do help, but even so that cab is the "bog standard" Trace cab of the era. The head is another matter entirely, quite a rare beast but still not as rare as the all valve beasts I'm afraid. It's a solid state power amp remember... I'd say for a quick sale £600 min, but you could push to £800 with the right buyer. Just my opinion of course, and not wanting to detract from a fantastic rig

[quote name='jonnyfastfingers' post='744325' date='Feb 13 2010, 09:09 PM']I've just been advised by Andy on here with the V4 that I'm selling the rig too cheap so I'mn going to take advice before I sell it. Thanks Jon[/quote] Fair play. I think £400 is about right for the head, but given you have the flightcase as well you can go higher. The cab is spot on though IMO.

[quote name='jonnyfastfingers' post='743736' date='Feb 13 2010, 09:30 AM']I bought this rig complete with flightcases about six years ago for just short of £600 and haven't seen many about so the easy option for me is to put it on ebay and then it goes for what people want people think it's worth. I guess if it came to it I'd be looking for about £200 for the cab and £400 for the amp, as that's about what I paid for it and I've since had it serviced and new pre-amp tubes fitted. Ideally I'd like to sell the rig complete. Do people think that's a fair price or not?[/quote] Yep! Cheers

[quote name='jonnyfastfingers' post='743628' date='Feb 13 2010, 12:28 AM']Anyone fancy making me an offer before this goes on Ebay? Any trades or offers considered.[/quote] If you want to sell you must state a price or the ad gets pulled. You have been told twice already and loads of us have been interested to know what you want for it! Inviting offers makes this a free ebay and that's not part of the allowables i'm afraid!

PM replied and Sold pending the usual, cheers Rick! Mikey, will give you a bell at the weekend, have some suggestions!

If I hadn't just got the V-Type pre I'd be all over this as a back-up to my Nemesis. Good luck Nik