※ Please read the profile description. ※ This is for the purchase of a Larry Black currently for sale elsewhere. Since it will be immediately converted to cash for the purchase, returns and refunds are not accepted. If the item I'm aiming for is sold, I will immediately remove this listing, but please be aware that there is a possibility that the sale may be canceled due to timing. Operation confirmed. This is a set of the ultra-rare Bludotone BLUDO-DRIVE Larry Tan model and the J-Sound Garage Handmade Cabinet JSG-112 Open Back w/Electro Voice EVM-12S Speaker [8Ω specification]. According to Mr. Takahashi of the dealer J-Sound Garage, "There should only be two in Japan," and he remembered making the cabinet because it was so rare. About a year ago, I found this in almost new condition at a musical instrument store, and I had it stocked before it was put on the market, and I bought it the next day, so it was never put on display or played. I never planned to let it go, but I prefer the sound of the Larry Black I previously owned, so I want to swap them out. I think the total usage time is about 200 hours. A footswitch is included. According to information gathered from overseas sites by AI, the following is the case: Larry Tan (Early Model): • Features: It is said to have a more vintage-like voicing with a fat midrange. The overdrive sound is smoother, with longer sustain, and is said to be suitable for blues and fusion. • Nuances of sound: It is characterized by a warm, compressed sound that symbolizes the so-called "Dumble tone." • Larry Black (Late Model): • Features: It is said to have a voicing that aims for a brighter sound with a more emphasized attack than the Larry Tan. The drive sound is clearer, and the nuances of picking are said to be easier to express directly. • Nuances of sound: It is characterized by a more modern and clear tone that can handle rock-oriented sounds and crisp playing, such as cutting.