Two Epifani UL 112 cabs
 

I'd like to sell a pair of Epifani UL 112 cabs. I bought them in anticipation of a regular gig at a club at the top of a flight of stairs. Plus, I've always liked and often used 12s.

The light weight and small size were much appreciated by me, my wife and my bandmates.

But I never took to the sound. Really no big issue when the FOH maestro has me turned down so low I can barely hear myself l play! So it's a waste for me to keep these.

Here is the link to the thread when I bought them. The upfront seller makes reference to some "buzz" which I never noticed, but then again, I only played a four string and never pushed the cabs.

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f127/e...es-2-a-900035/

I am looking to sell the pair for $600 shipped CONUS.

(Not looking for trades, sorry.)

More snappies

Early series 2 made in USA or later? Weight?

I think I read somewhere that these weigh 31.5 pounds each?? But when I used a bathroom scale, both were below 30 pounds (29 & 26 or so).

More details on the original thread, but I guess one was the original and the other is the Mark 2.

I've had an inquiry if I'd sell the older one alone. Any interest out there is the Mark II?

Tempted and living in Vermont....hmmm

Do you still have BOTH cabinets?

At the moment still have both cabs, thanks.

would you be interested in trading them for two UL-15's- basically the same deal- one is a series I and the other a series II - the I has the new neo driver?

Crazy deal. Bump

Don't do anything crazy yet, I have bid closing shortly. Very interested

Pm'd

Friday Afternoon Update: There has been some interest in buying single cabs. That may work. But for the moment I am on semi-hold as some Maine TB members try to work out a deal.

I'll be back to all of you who PMd as soon as possible.

Sorry for the delay. Appreciate your interest!!

Sold. Thanks for your interest.

Man, this whole market is pretty lousy, eh?

I put a Rickenbacker Tuxedo bass for sale at a distress fire sale price over on the RRF and am getting, to quote Dean Wormer when talking to Mr Blutarski, "zero point zero" interest.

It's a good time to be a buyer.

Yup slow market. I've got several items up for sale and the interest has been slow. I figured at your price that your cabs would be swallowed up immediately.

It's a good time to have cash, Art.

Yup. Paul Simon said it best: "One man's ceiling is another man's floor".:p