I've decided to stick with my Mesa Boogie and Aguilar stage rigs, so I've got a lot of nice Eden gear for local sale. I could ship the amp components at the buyer's cost, but not the cabs. Everything is in great shape other than the 410XLT which is warn and the tweeter is blown (which makes it work great under the 210XLT)
Navigator is SOLD
Prices all dropped $50 per piece to:
WT1000 in a 4 space Gator rack w/ power cable $500
410XLT 8 ohm crackhead deal $300
210XLT 16 ohm or 4 ohm (switching requires no soldering) $300
212XLT 4 ohm $400
The 410(8) + 210(16) stack is effectively the same as a 610XLT (5.3 ohms) and the sound is very balanced between the two cabs. You can run that stereo or bridged and it sounds focused and powerful, and takes EQ really well.
The 212(4) + 210(4) also sounds very balanced, you can only run that rig stereo from this head. It sounds fuller and smoother than the 610 rig when set flat. It is lighter weight, and won't go quite as loud (the 610 can hit insane volumes).
Discounts for anyone buying multiple pieces.
The cabs are at a rehearsal space, so it may take a little while to make arrangements.
Navigator is SOLD
Prices all dropped $50 per piece to:
WT1000 in a 4 space Gator rack w/ power cable $500
410XLT 8 ohm crackhead deal $300
210XLT 16 ohm or 4 ohm (switching requires no soldering) $300
212XLT 4 ohm $400
The 410(8) + 210(16) stack is effectively the same as a 610XLT (5.3 ohms) and the sound is very balanced between the two cabs. You can run that stereo or bridged and it sounds focused and powerful, and takes EQ really well.
The 212(4) + 210(4) also sounds very balanced, you can only run that rig stereo from this head. It sounds fuller and smoother than the 610 rig when set flat. It is lighter weight, and won't go quite as loud (the 610 can hit insane volumes).
Discounts for anyone buying multiple pieces.
The cabs are at a rehearsal space, so it may take a little while to make arrangements.
