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EBAY LINK: Trace Elliot 122H 300w Combo


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Following the arrival of my new rig, I need to sell my trusty Trace Elliot 122H Combo.

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Rated at 300 watts into 4 ohms, it features Trace Elliot's GP12 Pre-amp

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The front panel includes:
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Inputs for Passive and Active Basses
Harmonic Emphasis: Creates artificial harmonics and brightens the tone (gives life to dying strings)
Pre-shape : Gives that classic Trace 'scooped' tone (ideal for popping and slapping)
12 band graphic EQ
Valve stage (with drive control): Adds a little (or a lot) of bite to your sound
Dual band Compressor: Very useful compressor that operates separately on two different frequency bands (good for extra thump)
Noise reduction: Removes that annoying mains hum from dimmer switches
Effects loop In/Out Switch
Mute/Tuner Switch: Mutes the output to the speakers allowing you to tune in silence
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The rear panel features:
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Input sockets for the optional footswitch and mute switch
Effect loop send/return: Switchable for serial/parallel operation and level control to balance effects loop to direct signal
Line Output socket
Tuner Output socket
DI output socket: switchable between Pre and Post EQ
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Like most of the Trace combos the front panel lights up in a sexy green glow when powered up (looks great on a dimly lit stage)
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I've used this combo in both my bands and it can produce a wide range of very useful tones and is powerful enough to hold it's own when up against a loud drummer and a Hughes & Kettner Switchblade equipped guitarist. It's in execellent condition. Everything works as it should and it's never let me down.

Any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks - Mark

Edited by bassman2790
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Now on [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&item=200367187600"]eBay[/url] if anyone fancies a punt. :)

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It's pretty heavy. Not sure exactly as I don't have scales that will weigh it. I have carried it from my car 30 or 40 yards to the venue but I wouldn't recommend anyone do it. It's definitly a two man lift

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