I am seriously thinking about selling a very special Epifani amp that I bought used directly from Epifani about a year ago. This amp was formerly owned by Gary McKenzie, bassist extraordinaire and fellow TB'er. When he passed away, the amp was returned to Epifani to be sold to rasie money for the family.
This is one of only four or five custom built amps that placed the UL-902C's guts (yes, the dual channel 900 watts per channel beast) in a UL-502 chassis. Designed to be the ultimate, small footprint, high-power amp, it packs exactly the same power and sonics as the 902C into a footprint that is a full six inches smaller.
So, the amp looks EXACTLY like the UL-502 (including the decals and graphics) yet has the power and sonics of the UL-902C. The only obvious difference is the two Neutrik output jacks on the back of the chassis rather than the typical 502's one jack. You can see the specs for the stock amps here:
http://www.epifani.com/products/ul_series.php
The amp is in fantastic condition -- both cosmetically and in terms of function. There is one plastic output jack on the back of the amp that is damaged (for the rarely preamp out) but completely functional and exactly as I received it from Epifani.
I just do not play out in large enough venues often enough to feel good about holding onto this. This was Gary McKenzie's amp and it should be played out and cranked up!
I paid $2,000 for it and will entertain all serious offers.
This is one of only four or five custom built amps that placed the UL-902C's guts (yes, the dual channel 900 watts per channel beast) in a UL-502 chassis. Designed to be the ultimate, small footprint, high-power amp, it packs exactly the same power and sonics as the 902C into a footprint that is a full six inches smaller.
So, the amp looks EXACTLY like the UL-502 (including the decals and graphics) yet has the power and sonics of the UL-902C. The only obvious difference is the two Neutrik output jacks on the back of the chassis rather than the typical 502's one jack. You can see the specs for the stock amps here:
http://www.epifani.com/products/ul_series.php
The amp is in fantastic condition -- both cosmetically and in terms of function. There is one plastic output jack on the back of the amp that is damaged (for the rarely preamp out) but completely functional and exactly as I received it from Epifani.
I just do not play out in large enough venues often enough to feel good about holding onto this. This was Gary McKenzie's amp and it should be played out and cranked up!
I paid $2,000 for it and will entertain all serious offers.