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Carvin B410-4 4x10 4ohm cab for sale, black, never gigged - no smoke, practically new except for a dinged corner (top, left, front).

$125

I love this bass. It has one flaw for me that I am correcting soon and is the reason I'm selling this. I just have to have that low-B string. So I ordered a 5 string version of this bass and I'm selling the 4 string one. 2009 Custom Classic Jazz in cherry burst (Yes it is a custom shop bass, see pic...

Bump'in it up here, boss. Last lower price.

Ampeg SVP Pro (black face, 1995 board, new tubes in 2013, about 90 hours run since) Carvin HD 2000 power amp (Specs: http://carvinimages.com/documents/poweramps/HD-series-manual.pdf) Furman PL-8 Power conditioner / light module SKB 4U Roto rack case Rear panel PowerCon in/switched-out, ch1-ch2 (amp ...

2015, like new. Plays excellently and sounds great. Just the bass, no case or anything.

$250

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