SOLD --- Marshall Bluesbreaker Combo Amp £790

[foxyFuze]

----- SOLD -----

PRICE: £700

This wondrous (and decidedly weighty) amp is not being used since my move to bass playing, so it should go to someone who will appreciate it. It comes with a soft dust cover and tremolo pedal.
Bought in the early 90s and not used in anger aside from two small gigs and practice in the house, this is a superb amp.
I could go on and on about its valve warmth, Eric Clapton etc etc but maybe have a look at a video review instead:
Review here:

https://www.youtube....h?v=iT4i6eMxEHw

Aside from a small hole in the cloth grille where a screw has nipped it, this is in good condition, with valves in good order, new pots put in and PAT tested.

It's just over 30kg so I'm really not keen on posting it!

Edited November 13, 2017 by foxyFuze

[bumnote]

I bought the 4x10 version of this as my first amp in 1965 or 6 I think. Bought the 4x10 as it was bigger and I couldn't afford a 50w head and a 4x12. Wish I still had it. Cost me 110 gns.

[casapete]

I had a 4x10 too, rare as hens teeth now and apparently worth a fortune. Bought mine in the 70's s/h for
£80 I think, but stupidly sold it after it played up a bit one night. Not one of my best moves....

[Japhet]

Played in a band with a guitarist who had one of these. 30 Watts?? My God it was loud - sounded more like 130.

[foxyFuze]

Yup, it's ridiculously loud, but it does sound the best when it gets to such neighbour-displeasing volumes!
Time to advertise on a guitar site I think....