Harryburke14

Go with the Tokai.

Up for sale is my Boss Katana 100 1x12 combo.

Amp is in great condition and can produce a massive range of great tones. Everybody has heard of them, everybody is amazed by them, they're just fantastic.

Problem is, I have had my eyes set on a Vox AC4 or AC10, and many other valve amps for a little while, and need to clear some funds to get one. The old 1-in-1-out rule.

Will get some pictures up soon, or if needs be will send you the pictures I had off the guy I bought it from 4 or so months ago. I think between us, it's had less than a years ownership.

Will include a cable to connect it to a computer and access the Boss Tone Studio. I've found this to really transform the amp.

£170 on collection from Birmingham, B36. Will trade for Vox AC4 or other smallish valve guitar amp, show me what you got.

Sounds to me like you could be after a Boss Katana. Loads of amp models, built in effects, can take a USB direct from the amp into the PC to change amp models, FX and record with. Headphone out for when the kids are asleep (or neighbours kids in my case).

On top of which, the built-in attenuator takes it from a home-approved 0.5w all the way up to a more than giggable 100w.

I don't want to be that guy that plugs things just because I have them for sale, but a Boss Katana could be a very convenient and inexpensive way to record, practice and gig with.

SOLD

Is this still available?

May withdraw soon or atleast make this trade only. For now, it's still available.

Took this out of the case and set it up today, fresh strings et al. Action is better, the pointy fret ends have been sanded back and it plays like butter. also gave it a good lean and oiled the fret board.

Now looking for £80 collected for this little beaut. If not sold soonish I may keep it as a mod project.

Still here

Have been asked about shipping and I could do as I have a box and everything. Buyer would have to arrange and pay for courier of their choice.

Come on guys. Would make a superb first gigging amp for anyone dabbling in bands.

Hi guitarchat.

Up for sale is my Aiersi Les Paul copy in Blue. It comes with coil splittable humbuckers, a pretty nice blue stained top and a fitted faux leather hard case. It has also had a blue 'Gibson Les Paul' headstock logo transfer added to it by the previous owner which doesnt bother me but might annoy others. I can get photos of that if necessary and I imagine it to be easy enough to remove with some water and a sponge. Set up is ok, could do with the action a touch higher for my tastes but its not bad and I'm sure minimal effort would be needed to get it playing real nice. Already have to say its on par with what Epiphone are charging £300 odd quid for.

Pictures: http://imgur.com/gallery/SED6mBJ

Selling as I have no space for it in my student digs (having to put 1 guitar and 1 bass under my bed )

£100 collected from B36 Birmingham wins it. Will consider trades for a mini valve amp (Blackstar/Bugera/etc.)

Peavey Bandit Silver Stripe up for sale. Everyone knows about these amps so will get straight to the point.

It is the model before the current one with the Sheffield Speaker (which I am of the opinion is the best version of the Bandit). Sounds great and is very versatile. There are plenty of videos about these. 

Selling is as it literally fits nowhere in my student digs and I need beer money.

Pics will be available later in the week when I pop home.

£100 or trade for a little valve combo (Blackstar HT1 or 5, etc. Show me what you got). Collection only from B36 or B1 areas of Birmingham.

Cheers.

Love me some Steve Cradock from the old OCS days. Maybe that's bias because I have met him on numerous occasions.

Also big fan of Clapton.

I've never owned a valve amp but am seriously considering  shifting my big Peavey Bandit (I never get to turn the volume past 2) and maybe the blackstar Fly 3 (my current practice amp) and getting a Marshall DSL1 or Blackstar HT1 for all my home use needs. At the minute though I don't know whether it will really be enough of an upgrade over the Fly 3 to justify the spend.

One of the lads I knew at school had one that as far as I can remember he borrowed from his dad. I always thought it looked pretty nice whenever the school put on one of their show nights for all the school bands and musicians. Shame the lad in question was an awful guitarist.

Andy has just dropped the guitar round and yes it is fantastic.

The neighbours are gonna love me the next few days.

Been lusting after a semi acoustic guitar for as long as I can remember. Don't have the money for a gibson 335 (although I wish I did) so want something a bit more affordable. I've seen epiphones, tanglewoods,  Ibanez, Gretsch all do affordable(r) variations of the same general idea, but with the market so wide for these things, was looking for some opinions.

Budget would probably be £300 but the cheaper the better.

On 27/08/2018 at 19:25, leftybassman392 said:

PMT in Birmingham is a nice place with a mahoosive range of gear (including a decent selection of lefties ) and staffed by people who actually know what they're talking about.

Pretty relaxed too.

Late to the party but I have to agree with this. Hands down the best guitar shop in Brum. Always feel encouraged to play everything I want but never hassled into buying anything.

I went in this week to get a battery amp to live at Ms HB14s house and Jamie (top bloke) got me to play all the new G&Ls they had in stock. Didn't feel pressured or anything.

Much prefer it to a different guitar shop in Brum (that will remain nameless but the hint is it's changed premises in the last few years and just shut down their old shop near Snobs Nightclub) that told me I wasn't allowed to touch the Martin acoustics because, and I quote, they were "too expensive for [me] to play them let alone own one". Disgusting.

Gibson ES325 or 339. I know I could go and get an Epi Sheraton or 339 Pro for cheap second hand, but the ultimate ambition is a full blown Gibson.

Maybe I'll get the Epi and save up til I've finished uni in 3 years and get a proper job.