Amplifiers
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Cort CM15R Combo Amp Red and Blue available
An excelent guitar amplifier for those who are beginning their guitarist journey or for those looking to rock and roll in their homes. Has a 15w output, featuring a headphone jack allowing you to play without disturbing those around. Brand new £120 |
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Fender Blues Deville
Used by local Stevie Rey Von tribute band Great petina, well used £600 |
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Peavey 2x12 speaker cabinet
Good condition Sounds good with the ugera listed bellow (not included) £99 |
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Roland ga112
100w combo Taken in part exchange Sounds fantastic with footswitch, however previous owner lost it hence the low price £185 |
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Bugera G20
all valve head with reverb 2 channels Sounds great with the Peavey cab listed above (not included) £199 |
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Vox AC4 TVH Head and Cab
Handwired all valve amplifier with power rating of 1/4 - 4 watt Really designed for studio use but more than enough power for a small Blues gig £599 |
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Trademark 60
60w Built by Tech21, makers of the famous Sansamp Pedal Comes with footswitch £299 |
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Orange model number 125
Made in 1975, so if you know your orange amplifiers these were handwired Weighs about the same as the Titanic! These amplifiers were built tocompete with the fender twin and the peavey classic which in the 70' were hitting about 100w Sevice by David Nyman £950 |
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Park 100 watt valve rock combo
Built by Mashall! This actual amplifier was used for the advert around February 1980. You can see this add on p77 of Michael Doyles book 'The history of Mashall.' Signed by the late Jim Marshall. The interesting thing about these amplifiers, apart from being rare, is that Marshalls designer Steve Grindrod was not held back in the design in the same way that the JCM 800 was. Showing a bit of wear and tear now, but a legendary amplifier all the same. £1599 or offer Has just been overhauled at Marshalls. All old parts will come with the amp. |
