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[quote name='hemdee666' timestamp='1447847208' post='2910862'] Best cab I ever had. Will NEVER sell it. [/quote] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]That's what I said, but at least I'm moving sideways to another Schroeder cab. [/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] [/font][/color]

[quote name='dave_bass5' timestamp='1447859265' post='2911008'] Oh Mark, what are you doing!! ;-) I hope this has nothing to do with me lol. [/quote] No, you're OK... just downsizing from a small rig to an even smaller rig...

[quote name='Thunderbird' timestamp='1447850150' post='2910886'] ...can I have a signed pic of you in your Y fronts sporting a horses head lol [/quote] Of course.

[quote name='silverfoxnik' timestamp='1447778046' post='2910279'] Great advert for a great cab, and GLWTS! That Hayman is absolutely stunning BTW [/quote] Thanks - the Hayman is not for sale. [quote name='Lozz196' timestamp='1447780140' post='2910315'] Never expected to see this one up. [/quote] I had it for more than a year, which is a record! And I still have a Schroeder cab... that won't change. [quote name='acroxixo' timestamp='1447793022' post='2910502'] That two cabs are a massive wall bass sound. I have the 1512L and i love it. I keep dreaming with a 1010l or 1210l on top . [/quote] Yes! Once you've used a Schroeder in anger, everything else is a bit... meh.

[b]SOLD: Ashdown ABM EVO II 500[/b] [b][/b][list] [*]575W RMS @ 4ohm [*]7-band EQ [*]Switchable active/passive input [*]Tube/solid-state preamp stages [*]Sub-harmonic generator adds low-end reinforcement [*]Front-mounted direct output with pre- and post-EQ switching [*]FX loop [*]Tuner output [*]Stereo Line Input: Impedance 22kOhm, input level 0dBu nominal [*]Effects Return: Impedance 22kOhm, input level 0dBu Nominal [*]Sub Output: Impedance 1kOhm, level 0dBu Nominal [*]Effects Send: Impedance 22kOhm, level 0dBu nominal [*]DI Output: 600 ohm balanced, level 0dBu nominal [*]Speaker Outputs: Minimum impedance 4 ohm [*]Shape (Push Flat): +8dB @ 50Hz and 4kHz, -8dB @ 400Hz, filter slope - 6dB/octave [*]Bass: ±15dB @ 45Hz [*]Middle: ±15dB @ 660Hz [*]Treble: ±15dB @ 7kHz shelving [*]Slider 1: ±15dB @ 180Hz [*]Slider 2: ±15dB @ 340Hz [*]Slider 3: ±15dB @ 1.3kHz [*]Slider 4: ±15dB @ 2.6kHz [*]Frequency Response: -3dB at 17Hz and 30kHz [*]Power Requirements: 230/115V [*]21"W x 8"H x 12-3/4"D (54 X 20 X 32cm) [*]31lbs (14kg) [/list] Reluctantly up for grabs (and very much priced to sell) is this Ashdown AMB EVO II 500 Class A/B head. It's SO quick and easy to get a great sound from this amp. Whether you're using rounds or flats, pick or fingerstyle, the EQ is very intuitive - it's a seven band EQ, but with three rotary controls and four intermediate sliders it offers the best of both worlds... set the sliders flat and use the EQ as a simple three-band affair, or fine-tune with cut and boost at 180Hz, 340Hz, 1.3kHz and 2.6kHz as necessary... sensible, well-selected and useful frequencies. There is also a switchable Valve Drive (12AX7) offering the usual grit and an unusual switchable Sub-Harmonic control, which ostensibly is an octaver, but this low-end Viagra can be dialled in as required, depending on the thickness you require... fnarr. It's obviously not a Class 'D' amp. I say this because it's relatively heavy (31lb -14kg) - but nowhere [i]near [/i]as heavy as an all-valve amp (around 35kg). It has a Class A/B power stage and is a really good compromise between the feather-lightness of a Class D and the incredible gut-bursting mass of an all-valve. It also has something of the heft of a valve amp about it sonically and provides a very nice thick, chunky sound which I like [i]a lot[/i]. I'm used to thinking of SS amps as the poor relation to all-valve, but this ABM has that slam in spades... and paired with a suitably sensitive cab it will fill any size room with lush yet well-defined low end. In short, I think the ABM is well underrated and it performs brilliantly, IMHO - it's very loud, warm, punchy and articulate, you can't get a bad sound out of it - you don't need to use a preamp pedal or other FX on the front of it to get a good tone - and it won't run out of steam. If you like the density of an all-valve but don't want the hernia-inducing weight, then this is for you. Note: The only difference between this Evo II and an Evo III is lack of a compressor - so if you already have a compressor, or you just don't use one, then you're good to go. Selling because I've acquired a G-K MB500 lightweight and embarrassingly, I'm a lightweight too - now I'm old and weak I don't even want to haul a Class A/B amp around. The amp is in excellent working order and is in very good cosmetic condition. It also comes with its original Ashdown cover. I'm looking for [b]£220 firm.[/b] Not looking for trades. I'd much rather accept cash on collection from Sydenham in SE London (near the A205 South Circular), but if it doesn't move as quickly as I'd like I probably could be persuaded to post it - this will be via courier for an additional £20 and payment will then be via bank transfer, please. My feedback is [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/263574-discreet/page__hl__discreet"]here[/url]. This amp sounds wicked with a Schroeder 21012L - which I also have up for sale [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/273340-fs-schroeder-21012l-1000w-4ohms-l350/"]here[/url]. [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I would sell both for £500 - cash on collection ONLY. [/font][/color] I thank you!

[b]WITHDRAWN: Schroeder 21012L 1000W @ 4ohms[/b][list] [*]2 X 10" Neo Drivers [*]1 X 12" Neo Driver mounted on angled baffle [*]200W Tweeter/Horn with adjustable Attenuator [*]1 X Speakon and 1 X 6.3mm Jack Inputs [*]1000W RMS @ 4ohms [*]35Hz -18kHz [*]49lb (22kg) [*]23.5 X 23.5 X 16" (60 X 60 X 40 cm) [/list] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]One of Jorg Schroeder's [/font][/color][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]earlier 21012Ls[/font][/color][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]. If you're reading this you probably already know what you're looking at. The footprint is quite a bit smaller than a 410 - and I fitted a set of pro castors, so it's a real doddle to move about. It comes with a fitted, padded Roqsolid cover. It is in very good working condition and shows little sign of wear. In use, it doesn't buzz, rattle, fart or make any kind of noise that it shouldn't. It's loaded with two 10" drivers, one 12" driver on an angled baffle and has a 200W adjustable tweeter/horn. It's small and light and handles 1000W @ 4ohms - in my opinion it is the ultimate one-cab solution. It will take a LOT of power and you WILL be heard. With the right amp this cab will fill ANY sized room with bass.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]The 21012L[/font][/color][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] doesn't have the infamous Schroeder low-mid hump like some of Jorg's smaller cabs, and is capable of producing genuinely huge pillow-like low-end heft if required. It is quite conventional and even in its delivery - it[/font][/color][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] has the ability to transmit the sound of your bass in a very musical way - this is not a hi-fi cab; it is not a transparent cab, and it [/font][/color][i]will[/i][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] colour your sound - but If you happen to like that sound - and a lot of people do - there is nothing to touch it.[/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Selling because I've just acquired a Schroeder 1212L, an even smaller, lighter 800W cab which is more suited to my needs. The two cabs together provide 1800W RMS of cabbage, but I can't think of a situation where I'd need to use them both together. [/font][/color] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][/font][/color] [font="helvetica, arial, sans-serif"][color="#282828"]NOW WITHDRAWN - I FINALLY CAME TO MY SENSES! [/color][/font]