For sale Making Room at the Bowlus Household

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Well, I am starting to run out of space to cram stuff, so I probably should let some stuff go. But first, a disclaimer. I am a terrible hoarder, and I have a hard time letting something go if I think I might ever use it again. This is all stuff which I think is pretty cool, but for one reason or another, I have myself currently convinced that I can live without these particular items. That being said, I reserve the right to change my mind and decline to sell any of this stuff. I'm sick in the head, I know. But I at least wanted to be upfront about it. ;)

These prices do not included shipping, and while I would consider an international sale, I do find sales within the USA to be less paperwork-laden, so I do have a slight preference for a sale that does not cross international borders.

I can provide pics of most of this stuff upon request. Everything is in good working order, and most things are in excellent cosmetic condition.

Thanks for looking!

 Heads:

AMP BH-420 - $425
Trace Elliot AH1200SM - $650
Trace Elliot Quatra Valve - [sold]
Traynor Mono Block B (recently restored) - $300
Tube Works RT-2100-ES (guitar head) - $225
Preamps:

Avalon U5 - $425
Demeter VTBP-201 - $425
Intersounds IVP - $300
PreSonus Eureka - $400
Trace Elliot GP12 XV - $375
Warwick Quadruplet - $350
Cabs:

Accugroove Tri 208 - $650
Ashdown Mini15 (two) - $325 each
Ashdown Mini48 (two) - $375 each
Azola Super Wizzy 2x12 (two) - $500 each
Bag End S12E-C - $250
Bag End S12E-D - $250
Bergantino HT122s - $400
Epifani T-110UL (two) - $400 each
Epifani T-212D - $450
Peavey 1820 w/ 1,000w Madison 18” (local sale only) $200
Raezer's Edge Bass 10 - $650
Raezer's Edge Bass 12-400 - $750

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jnewmark

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Pics of the Berg Ht 122s ?
 
tombowlus

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KUNGfuSHERIFF said:
Hi, Tom
Pics and stats on the Patterson/LDS cabs would be appreciated.
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They are 2-way enclosures, with "long-throw" 8" drivers (ceramic magnets). I believe power handling is in the 400-450 watt range. They are both 4-ohm cabs. If you don't know, Ralf Patterson designed with Don Oatman at Low Down Sound, so basically Patterson Audio = Low Down Sound.

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CH Design

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Hi Tom,
How would you compare the two Epi T-110's to the set of Ashdown Mini48's? I would think that the Mini48 pair would be louder, but do they go as low? Also, do the Mini48's have a tweeter or a horn?
 
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fretless_guy said:
Hi Tom,
How would you compare the two Epi T-110's to the set of Ashdown Mini48's? I would think that the Mini48 pair would be louder, but do they go as low? Also, do the Mini48's have a tweeter or a horn?
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Interesting comparison. I may have to try that and get back to you. :cool:
 
CH Design

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tombowlus said:
Interesting comparison. I may have to try that and get back to you. :cool:
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That would be cool if you could find the time. I know the Ashdowns are going to be way heavier, but they aren't really that much bigger in size. If they go as low and are as clear at the T-110's I would be interested in the pair.
 
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Tom, how do the Tri208, Mini Whappo and Tri210L differ tonally (toss a Tri110L in there too if you have experience with that one (I haven't checked your blog to see))?
 
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BillyB_from_LZ said:
Tom, how do the Tri208, Mini Whappo and Tri210L differ tonally (toss a Tri110L in there too if you have experience with that one (I haven't checked your blog to see))?
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The Tri 208 is exceptionally smooth, very "studio accruate" sounding. It is not exceptionally loud, though.

The Mini Whappo is bigger, louder, and punchier, with a more aggressive edge and not as smooth as the Tri 208. Great cab, though (the Mini).

The Tri 210L was intended as a Mini Whappo replacement, and while it does go even louder yet, I found it to be rather pillowy on the low end and not as clear or articulate as either the Tri 208 or the Mini Whappo.

Hope this helps, Tom.
 
babebambi

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Hi Tom,

Interested in your A.M.P.
what kinda condition is the unit in?

thx.
 
RS

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tombowlus said:
They are 2-way enclosures, with "long-throw" 8" drivers (ceramic magnets). I believe power handling is in the 400-450 watt range. They are both 4-ohm cabs. If you don't know, Ralf Patterson designed with Don Oatman at Low Down Sound, so basically Patterson Audio = Low Down Sound.

Canon022.jpg
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Approx. weight of these cabs?
 
jnewmark

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