Acme Series II Low B-4 4-10", 4 ohm

[Richard Lindsey]

I'd like $400 or thereabouts for this, and I'm afraid it will have to be essentially a local sale (i.e., NYC metro area or a reasonable driving distance therefrom), 'cause shipping would just be too much of a pain to deal with. I do mean this, so ... no offense, but please don't ask me to ship it.

I love this cab, and it sounds amazing with my Carvin B1500, but I've had some financial reversals of late, and this is the most expendable piece of gear I have at the moment.

For more than a year, I haven't had a single gig that's required me to break out the Low B-4. It's been a while since I've needed to play very loud at all. Everything I've done recently (school gigs, jazz and folk gigs, theater performances, recordings) has easily been handled by the 4 ohm Acme Low B-2 I also own. I figure this may be the universe's way of telling me that for the time being, I really don't need the bigger box.

If you're already familiar with Acmes, you already know what this baby can do, and I need say no more. However, if you're not, I invite you to search on "Acme" over in the "Amps" forum. You might be, at the least, intrigued by what you find. You can also find out more on the Acme website, www.acmebass.com.

I'll take PayPal or cash, but not personal checks. PM me if you're interested.

Now with pics, woohoo.

[Richard Lindsey]

Bump diddly-ump.

[Richard Lindsey]

Let me widen the radius a little. If you live some kind of reasonable driving distance from me, maybe we can work something out. For example, I once sold a piece of gear to a guy from western Mass. We met at a rest stop an hour up the Taconic Parkway. Something like that. So parts of NJ, CT, or Hudson Valley might be doable if you're interested.

[Richard Lindsey]

Bump for lower price. A new one would cost you $760 from Andy. I'm just sayin'.