Porter & Davies Gigster Tactile Drum Monitor with Round Throne Top

Product Description:

The BC Gigster features the same astounding performance and build quality as Porter & Davies's flagship BC2 and BC2rm, but with reduced features to help achieve a substantially lower retail price.

The Gigster is a silent bass drum monitoring system which allows you to feel, hear and experience your bass drum like you never felt or heard it before. It consists of the finest Tactile Generator available, built into the patented throne top, and uses bone conduction to deliver powerful, precise and nuanced reproduction without sound. The Gigster is made from the same superior components as the BC2, and although it has slightly fewer features, it has identical power and performance, giving you great connectivity to your drum kit whilst playing and recording.

The Gigster is a two-unit system consisting of a transducer-equipped throne top and an 'engine' which contains all of the electronics: Amp, preamp, inputs & outputs, protection circuitry, and volume & tone controls. A Speakon NL4 cable is also included to connect the power amp to the throne top.

A tripod throne base is not included. The Porter & Davies throne top will fit any base with a 7/8" diameter post, available from many popular manufacturers.

This is a lightly used unit with box and seat but NO Tripod throne base. It has a rub/scruff mark on the underneath corner of the seat and a couple other very small marks in a similar area, at the corner/underside/side of the seat which are very minor but need to mention and you can see in the pictures. Looks like it rubbed somewhere during transport and never noticed it till now when taking pics. The unit was not cleaned before the pics and is overall in very good shape and in perfect working condition. It comes with attached power cable, cable that goes from seat to Gigster unit and printed instructions. (Two Reverb "Ghost" purchasers made offers but failed to make payment or respond to messages if you're wondering or can see that orders were made but then cancelled.)