stevie

As British as it gets. It uses the same power transistors as the famous Quad 100W current dumping power amps. It used to belong to Old Slapper. Provisionally sold now though.

[quote name='51m0n' post='1187492' date='Apr 4 2011, 10:32 AM']I can attest to the VERY heavy, this is the cab that bust my back when as an over enthusiastic 20 year old I attempted to lift my one of these through a door down some stairs. I still visit an osteopath 20 years later as a result Absolutely bomb proof cab though![/quote] You should be working for Curry's

For sale is my AH-300 300-watt Trace Elliot purchased on this ‘ere very forum six months ago. It needs a new home, as I’ve now splashed out on a TC head. It has all the usual Trace features including a 7-band graphic, preshape circuit, effects loop, XLR DI out – and more. This particular model also has the highly-regarded dual band compressor and the really neat backlight feature. As far as condition is concerned, I would say this is as near to new as you are ever likely to find on the second-hand market: it's pristine. The last one of these to sell on eBay went for £220 delivered. I’d like £145. Local collection would be excellent, but I’ll also ship for £10.

[quote name='Conan' post='1175019' date='Mar 24 2011, 07:11 PM']I really like the white grilles! Have a bump on me.[/quote] A can of Plasticote will get them back to black should you so desire. This is indeed a great price.

125-watt OHM head, which was originally part of a combo. I removed the amp section and made a sleeve for it out of ½-inch plywood, which I’ve painted black. I fitted a brand new, comfortable leather handle and rubber feet on two sides. It looks quite pro, even though I say so myself. Although it’s not as light as a Mark Bass, I can pick it up with my little finger using the handle - about 7.5kg at a guess. OHM did make a head version of this amp but it's larger and heavier than this. I was keeping it as a backup, but as I’m not currently playing in a band this seems a bit of a waste. It is ideal for someone wanting a cheap rig, or as a compact and reliable backup. There are no surface mounted components on the PCBs, which means you could keep it running forever as any audio repair man can fix it should it ever go wrong. Internally, it bears a remarkable resemblance to the Trace Elliot - it also sounds exactly like my 300-watt Trace, but it just not as loud. Facilities include effects send/return, bi-amp output, slave output, 6-band graphic plus bass and treble, and a compressor with sensitivity and threshold controls. There is some crackling from a couple of the pots but it’s very slight and only happens when you adjust them. A shot of switch cleaner will fix it if it bothers you. Probably the lowest-ever price for a head on Basschat - £35. I'll give preference to anyone who can collect but could ship for a tenner.