For sale LDS Low Down Sound 15/6.6; $475

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Nearly new Low Down Sound 15/6.5
Eminence 3015LF, paired with an 18Sound 6.5 controlled by a side mounted l-pad. The 3015LF will easily eat way more than the 450 watts it's rated for; I used it most often with an eden wt800B, bridging 100 watts into it. The lows are tight, and chest pounding. The 18Sound mid driver is crisp, clear, and efficient, and puts out all the top end you could ever need.

22.5" tall, 23.5" wide, 18" deep; 42lbs!!!!!

Lightweight, small, and easily capable of handling everything I've thrown at it, it's a single cab solution easily on par with an AE410 or 410UL; yet is smaller and lighter than both.

Done up nicely to look like a vintage ampeg cab with tolex covering, metal corners, and ampeg grill cloth, it's in as new condition with one exception...this thing moves so much air that I could hear the grill cloth flapping on the frame. It was stretched on quite tight, so improvement was not going to be found there. Don at LDS told me to run a bead of clear silicone around the grillcloth frame on the inside, which I did; but, despite the fact that I used clear, it is slightly visible.

Retail with the Ampeg-tart-up would be ~$650.
This one can be yours with no wait on the build time for $475+ actual shipping to your door, in the original packing.

It'll probably be two days before I can find time to post decent pics, but you can see and read about the cab here:
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showpost.php?p=7586711&postcount=1

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Chef

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pm's replied; thx!
 

Chef

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bunch-o-pm's replied, with shipping quotes

thx-alan
 

Chef

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Me, personally, I gotta have a horn for DB to really present that string and finger noise; and "air" accurately.

My fave DB cab is my LDS 2x8+horn.
 
Jul 6, 2007
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I have a cab very similar to this and will say it will absolutely knock your socks off for electric bass :)

The volume and depth in such a light cabinet is unbelievable.
 

Turn Em Loose

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Nov 22, 2005
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I have a cab very similar to this and will say it will absolutely knock your socks off for electric bass :)

The volume and depth in such a light cabinet is unbelievable.

Yuppers.

I've got the twin to Chef's and am still waiting on the correct driver for it. (3015LF instead of the 3015.) But the cab simply rocks, even with a wrong woofer!!

And, I'll add that Chef's price is very, very good. I'm toying with the idea of selling mine. And I can tell you that if I do sell, it will NOT be at this low price. Cab is worth the mid-to-upper $600's. Boutique cab at a very nice price folks.

These cabs are all the rage for a reason.
 

Rapisme

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Dec 5, 2007
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If that's the case then someone has scored! Chef stuff is as good as it gets... Congrats!
 

Chef

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deal pending with bassist; thx!
 

Chef

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So's I can have Don at LDS build something similar with a horn. While this is really great at what it does and delivers tons of top end content, the flavor of top end content it delivers is at odds with some of my personal sonic goals.
 

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