Up for sale is my Acoustic Image Coda R Series 3.
My situation is exactly the same and TroyK when he sold his, so I am copying his post here:
I'd like to sell my Acoustic Image Coda R Series III combo
I bought it new from Gollihur when the Series IIIIs came out. Retail was $1,200, they discounted them a little bit to make way for the new ones.
You know the amp, but the general specs are:
Size:
12"x15"x13"
Less than 20 lbs
Goods:
2 Channels, mic and instrument inputs
1 MG impedance
Phantom Power
Direct Out
Has a voltage switch for, what international travel?
Bass/Mid/Treble Controls
Notch and Low Cut Filter
1 x 10" downward firing woofer
1 x 5" forward firing
1 x 1" forward firing tweeter
400w @ 4 ohms
500w @ 2 ohms (with a 4 ohm ext cabinet)
Here's my quick review on this, I'm happy to answer any other questions:
It's an amazing, ultra portable amp great for doublebass or practice EBG. The piano player in my trio gigs with this same amp and it sounds great. The two channel thing is amazing, he and I have shared his amp on a gig and we've run a mic through the extra channel on his or mine. Works great for not only yappin' between songs, but surprising well for a singer sitting in.
As a bass amp, when it's good, it's unbelievably great. We had a recurring trio gig with a nice grand piano in a room with good sound, I'd throw this under the piano and it disappeared. Sonically, it sounded like we were all acoustic, but clear. However, funk band, big stage, margarita machine next to the band, bartender shaking martinis, hallow stage, heavy drummer....not my favorite amp on those gigs in the interest of full disclosure. It goes plenty loud, but that acoustic transparency isn't really what you need in those situations. Having the right place to put it and knowing how to use the eq and that filter help a lot, but it take some futzing and I don't really like futzing. It does have a line out to an 8ohm ext cabinet, which opens up a lot of possibilities. I used this amp for sonically friendly gigs or gigs that required me to carry my grip for a long way. It's a Buddasend for both of those reasons.
Here is the link to his thread with more pictures:
http://www.talkbass.com/threads/acoustic-image-coda-r-siii-800.908041/#post-13043783
I'm hoping to get $800 if you are in the US or 800€ if you are somewhere else.
The amp is in Spain right now, so depending on where you are, we would have to agree on the shipping.
It comes with the dust cover and also with the padded Mooradian case I got for it. It was 145$ from Gollihur.
More pictures on request and all questions are welcome.
Thanks!
More pictures on request.
My situation is exactly the same and TroyK when he sold his, so I am copying his post here:
I'd like to sell my Acoustic Image Coda R Series III combo
I bought it new from Gollihur when the Series IIIIs came out. Retail was $1,200, they discounted them a little bit to make way for the new ones.
You know the amp, but the general specs are:
Size:
12"x15"x13"
Less than 20 lbs
Goods:
2 Channels, mic and instrument inputs
1 MG impedance
Phantom Power
Direct Out
Has a voltage switch for, what international travel?
Bass/Mid/Treble Controls
Notch and Low Cut Filter
1 x 10" downward firing woofer
1 x 5" forward firing
1 x 1" forward firing tweeter
400w @ 4 ohms
500w @ 2 ohms (with a 4 ohm ext cabinet)
Here's my quick review on this, I'm happy to answer any other questions:
It's an amazing, ultra portable amp great for doublebass or practice EBG. The piano player in my trio gigs with this same amp and it sounds great. The two channel thing is amazing, he and I have shared his amp on a gig and we've run a mic through the extra channel on his or mine. Works great for not only yappin' between songs, but surprising well for a singer sitting in.
As a bass amp, when it's good, it's unbelievably great. We had a recurring trio gig with a nice grand piano in a room with good sound, I'd throw this under the piano and it disappeared. Sonically, it sounded like we were all acoustic, but clear. However, funk band, big stage, margarita machine next to the band, bartender shaking martinis, hallow stage, heavy drummer....not my favorite amp on those gigs in the interest of full disclosure. It goes plenty loud, but that acoustic transparency isn't really what you need in those situations. Having the right place to put it and knowing how to use the eq and that filter help a lot, but it take some futzing and I don't really like futzing. It does have a line out to an 8ohm ext cabinet, which opens up a lot of possibilities. I used this amp for sonically friendly gigs or gigs that required me to carry my grip for a long way. It's a Buddasend for both of those reasons.
Here is the link to his thread with more pictures:
http://www.talkbass.com/threads/acoustic-image-coda-r-siii-800.908041/#post-13043783
I'm hoping to get $800 if you are in the US or 800€ if you are somewhere else.
The amp is in Spain right now, so depending on where you are, we would have to agree on the shipping.
It comes with the dust cover and also with the padded Mooradian case I got for it. It was 145$ from Gollihur.
More pictures on request and all questions are welcome.
Thanks!
More pictures on request.