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I now have an EBS Neo 2x12 which I got for near enough a steal. Would love to have this as a matching cab but can't justify the purchase of a second one at the moment. Let me know if the cab doesn't sell and you decide to lower the price in future.

[quote name='Toasted' post='34586' date='Jul 20 2007, 12:44 PM']Now on ebay Item number: 160139857375[/quote] Are stacked knobs generally a standard size? Was thinking of buying a preamp with a sweepable mid, and I'd have to buy stacked knobs for it.

Foolish me for turning away such a good offer when it came along... glad you've found a way to make it work for you!

[quote name='onehappybunny' post='27644' date='Jul 5 2007, 10:17 PM']Thanks - PM replied to... still for sale [/quote] I've just bought a beautiful EBS Neo 4 ohm cab and may be interested again in trying this in the near future, if it's still available.

[quote name='JJTee' post='33816' date='Jul 18 2007, 07:35 PM']PM'd re GK[/quote] Met Mark, wife and rabbit this evening. Thanks for the cab - it's beautiful!

[quote name='Rumblebass' post='33615' date='Jul 18 2007, 01:57 PM']Hi all, Selling my EBS Rig which comprises the following: 6U Rack containing EBS TD 650 head Aphex Aural Exciter with Big Bottom! Korg DTR 2000 Rack Tuner EBS Proline 410 Cab (4 x 10) EBS Proline 15F Cab (1 x 15) Both cabs come with bespoke foam lined professional flight cases with large rubber-wheeled castors All items in immaculate condition (Flight cases have a couple of scuffs, but that's what they're for!) All leads/spare power leads/spare speakon leads included All above included in price of £2000 This is a serious rig, loads of power, can cope with large arenas, down to small pubs/clubs. Obviously collection preferred, but will deliver if not too far from Lincolnshire, or prepared to meet halfway. I would welcome anyone to come along & try your own bass through this rig. PM via Basschat or email geeceeATntlworld.com Cheers R. [/quote] Wow, this is a serious rig. Good deal too for what's included!

[quote name='bernard_beard' post='33284' date='Jul 17 2007, 09:22 PM']condition for both is exceptionally good. the EBS cab has lost the plastic cap for its horn attentuator, but there is no damage to the pot shaft and I find I can twist it easily enough without it. I'm pretty sure you could get a replacement for next to nothing.[/quote] You have more PM.

What's your location and what are you looking for for it?

[quote name='fabbabass' post='30675' date='Jul 12 2007, 12:43 PM']Did you try out any other EUB's before buying this one? How does the sound compare to an NS? As an electric bassist and fretless player I am looking to get an EUB but don't really know where to start. I would welcome anyone else's comments also.[/quote] NS Design makes some nice instruments, to my ear they sound closer to a big fretless bass guitar than the Bassix instruments... this is not to say that they don't sound good, just different. The necks are different too, I think one of the NS Design ranges has a thinner neck with a concave back surface while this EUB has a thick, chunky neck closer to that of a real URB. The other thing I like about this one is that it has a spike and a curvy frame which feels more natural to sway along to, as opposed to the NS Design basses which are mounted on a cymbal stand. Again, not better or worse, just different.

[quote name='ste_m3' post='32089' date='Jul 15 2007, 03:29 PM']i know, but you know how it is im sure! Anyway, you could probably have a road trip to blackpool, get the amp, go on a bender, and STILL have it as a steal![/quote] Well to be fair, if you were in London you definitely wouldn't be having this much trouble selling it. Blackpool's just too far for me to drive to at the moment, I won't have a day off for a couple weeks at least, and it will be gone by then!

250 quid!! That is a serious bargain... that's about what just the cab goes for new. If you were in London, I'd be around your house now picking it up.

[quote name='BassManKev' post='31803' date='Jul 14 2007, 04:12 PM']im curious why do ebs cabs cost so so much more than normal cabs?[/quote] Because they're bloody amazing, that's why! This cab, for example, has Neo drivers which make it much lighter than most 2x10s, and it also has an outstanding sensitivity rating, meaning that for a give amp, it will produce more volume than most other cabs. The design of the cab itself also plays a part.

[quote name='walbassuk' post='31471' date='Jul 13 2007, 06:26 PM']Just changed amp so am selling my HA3500 350W head. Pre-amp has both transistor and Valve sections that can be blended, a really good compressor and graphic that lights up with little red LED's. There is a bit of damage (see pics), the 30Hz slider still works but the grey plastic bit, including the aforementioned LED, has got lost along the way This was before I put it in the flight case, which is a polycarbonate 19" case. Looking in soundcontrol today it is essentially a Gator case, in fact exactly the same just no logo, they are about £60 new. If you don't want the flight case case, I do still have the original box. So Amp in case £230. I am open to reasonable offers If it needs to be posted, it weighs 15Kg and that would be extra. I am very happy to 'meet half way'. I live in Milton Keynes.[/quote] Aargh, where were you two weeks ago when I was looking for one of these exactly... Good price people, jump on this!

[quote name='Gary A' post='30321' date='Jul 11 2007, 03:52 PM']bump[/quote] Was very tempted at 400 quid... 600 quid is still a good deal for such a high quality amp. Out of my price range unfortunately, and I've just bought a poweramp setup. A friendly bump for an awesome amp.