2021 Barefaced Reformer 112 1x12" w/Celestion Creamback G12M 8 ohm Speaker Cabinet Lightweight

I bought this just under a year ago to match with a Quilter 101 Reverb head I'm also selling. I was playing more guitar "out" at the time so wanted something really lightweight and portable to take to events. This certainly is that -- at 18 lbs 6 oz loaded with the speaker. You can get it down to about 15 lbs if you sneak in a really lightweight neo speaker, though.

These days I'm almost strictly playing bass or DI acoustic guitars in live situations, so it's slightly redundant in a building chock full of other amps and only getting use when I'm doing gear demos.

THAT SAID, I have nothing but admiration, respect, and love for this product. I've used it for hundreds of gear demos for my biz and it sounds gorgeous in the shop where its "AVD" tech (which spreads the sound in a non-direction, 3D effect) can really be appreciated. On stage, said "AVD" construction was super useful when I had to play off to the side of it and whatnot.

Anyhow, it's basically in mint or as-new condition. I can't find anything amiss. I bought it as-new from a guy who only had it 3 or 4 months and barely used it. I've used it for two or three gigs but it's otherwise hung out safely in my shop space or in my living room. It has a ton of hours on the speaker, though, from being used as a demo unit in the shop with myself and customers using it, so it's warmed-up nicely and broken-in.

This is a standard Barefaced Reformer 112 unit save that it has a speaker upgraded to a Celestion G12M Creamback unit compared to the normal stock Celestion speaker. It also has the kick-butt green tolex rather than the standard black. It looks SLICK in person. :)

You can check out their site for details, but suffice to say this is a boutique-level, ridicoulously-well-made guitar cab, and you will enjoy it.

I'm including a freebie ProCo speaker cable because it can be hard to find Speakon connectors locally. It's rugged and heavy-duty.