Selling two "as new" practice amps! (Sorry for huge pics..not sure on how to reduce these in size?!)

First is a PEAVEY Transtube series blazer 158.

This is a simple little practice amp: 2 channels, clean and lead; lead has pre and post gain knobs. The volume on this thing is actually pretty good (for a 15W amp). Switching is done with a knife-switch type thing--no footswitching. There is a headphone jack and a CD/tape input--both work fine so you can hook it up to your cd player/hi fi/ipod and play along with your favourite songs.
The EQ has two modes: "Modern" and "Vintage". These, too, are controlled with a physical switch. The Vintage has a little more treble, a little more twang. The Modern is a little cleaner, closer to a pure tone. I used the Vintage for blues/jazz, and the Modern for open chords, any type of distortion, and for a simpler sound with single coils.
Between the 3 EQ knobs, the pre-gain control, and the vintage/modern switching (which is subtle), there is a pretty good variety of sounds you can get out of this amp.
Forced to sell to raise funds, gutted to see this amp go. Bought for £120 will accept £65 for the amp! Basically half price! Best practice amp I have ever owned!

http://www.musicgearreview.com/reviews.p...%20Blazer%20158


Next up is a MARSHALL G15RCD

I have had this amp since new, it to be honest has not had much use over the years, it was stored during moving house. So basically selling as new condition! No marks and has been stored in the box it came in!

Features

This compact, yet punchy combo amplifier puts out 15 watts of power through one 8" speaker. It features two gain controls in the pre-amp module, one for a pure clean tone and the other for overdrive. A 3-band equalisation module includes dials to adjust treble, contour and bass levels. The reverb feature is also adjusted using a dial on the front panel. The G15 RCD features a headphone output for playing late at night, a line out to connect directly to recording equipment or a P.A. system and a CD input feature. The CD input feature allows you to connect a CD player, MP3 player or other auxiliary device and play it through the speaker, allowing you to play along to the music!



Some reviews can be found here, many claim it to be the best practice amp available:
http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/reviews/guitar_amplifiers/marshall/g15rcd/index.html
http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Guitar+Amp/product/Marshall/G15RCD/10/1

Edited by lpoolck (25/08/10 02:00 PM)