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WOW! $24 is the used price for a horrible Fender Frontman 10G. Have always liked the Cube 15, it doesn't sound nearly as small and harsh as other amps in that 15W/1x8" configuration. The COSM dirts cover a LOT of ground! Agree it is a quite servicable amp! This one is early - no COSM, all done with...

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Sun Feb 18, 2024 5:46 pm

Ah, nice! This is the very first Cube series, right? These were very innovative back then. I really liked the Cube-15. It's a perfect bedroom amp.

Looks like January 2004 from the serial. For a 20 year old amp, the condition is, almost literally, unbelievable.

Picked this up yesterday at the local thrift store for USD$24. Absolutely unmarked, still with front label. Works perfectly.

This will be my new workshop amp.
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Thank you very much for sharing! Looks like a lot of fun!

Unbelievably clean! Nice score.

I've had GE-7, GE-7B, GE-6, MXR 10 band EQ, Boss GE-10, and a Chinese (Caline) 10 band EQ that is a similar to the MXR 10 band EQ.

The EQ-200 "eats them all for breakfast". Tone/sound quality and flexibility. So much so, I'm on the lookout for another one.

HNPD, Laurie! What made you opt for the EQ-200 over a GE-7? Was it the greater tweakability with the 10 band EQ, extra functionality (presets, midi control etc), something else? 10 band and presets. I have an EHX B9 that likes a specific EQ curve and level to work properly, and those settings don't...

Bought an EQ-200 today. Was hoping it would be "good". It is excellent.

I've just been through this process again... repairing an Ibanez SDGR bass for someone locally. It came to me with "no sound". The SDGR has active electronics - well, kinda. The tone controls are passive and the opamp is used to buffer the pickups and drive the output. The issue was the 10uF output ...