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Warwick Pro Fet 5.1 and Eden Nemesis N210RS

Discussion in 'For Sale: Amps, Preamps, and Cabinets' started by Vlad5, Jan 7, 2013.


  1. Jan 7, 2013 #1
    Vlad5

    Vlad5 Chronic Knob Twiddling Tone Chaser

    Feb 17, 2011
    New England
    Eden Nemesis N210RS (320w @ 8ohms) - $250 PayPal, UPS con/US only.
    I purchased this new about 3 years ago.
    Never left my bedroom
    Sticker in photo has been removed.
    Other than the sticker, looks and functions as new.

    Buyer pays 50% of shipping cost
    No international sales, sorry.

    Local sales get a discount.

    Thanks for looking!

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  4. Jan 12, 2013 #2
    dbsfgyd1

    dbsfgyd1

    Jun 11, 2012
    Vlad,

    Is the Nemesis just a speaker enclosure, or is it the combo? And what sticker are you talking about? The Eden tag?
     
  8. Jan 13, 2013 #3
    Vlad5

    Vlad5 Chronic Knob Twiddling Tone Chaser

    Feb 17, 2011
    New England
    Yep, just a speaker cab, not a combo amp.

    And yeah, the Eden Nemesis tag is removed.

    This cab pairs perfectly with the Warwick Pro Fet 5.1 amp.
    (Which is why I was using it).
     
  11. Jan 13, 2013 #4
    dbsfgyd1

    dbsfgyd1

    Jun 11, 2012
    Thanks for responding. I am looking for the 210 combo 320 watt version to pair with my 1-15 Nemesis combo.
     
  14. Jan 14, 2013 #5
    Vlad5

    Vlad5 Chronic Knob Twiddling Tone Chaser

    Feb 17, 2011
    New England
    No problem... yeah, I looked into that guy too, but ended up going modular. I like the idea of being able to swap out heads/cabs as it suits me.

    Of course, turned out I stuck with the same amp/cab configuration for 3 years. :p