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AMT M1 (Marshall JC800) http://amtelectronicsusa.com/productpagem1.html - $75 shipped in continental 48 US states.

Kind of a feeler I guess. Carvin Legacy............I love this amp and don't really want to get rid of it but I came across another amp that I'd love to get but can only afford if I get rid of some other gear. Not really sure what to ask price wise so I guess I'll entertain offers. I also have some ADA MP-1's, Peavey Rockmaster preamp, Digitech 2101 and a Boss GL-100 preamp. Guitar-wise I've got two MIM strats (one black sss and a white hss). They are in this thread a few pages back. I also have a Parker Nightfly but it needs one of the small saddles for the piezo on the low E. I don't know yet how much Parker charges for those. Essentially, I need to come up with $800.

Here's an old description page for the 2800dlx I have. I'm bet a bit of playing around with the url might find some of the other previous models. It's interesting that he also scribbled out the headstock on the photo. http://www.rondomusic.net/al2800dlxash.html

Ivory/white HSS Fender Standard Stratocaster (Made in Mexico) - $300 Price does not include shipping Guitar is in great shape. Minor scratches here and there. Seymour Dunacan Pearly Gates humbucker in the bridge position. This is not the original neck but is a MIM Fender Strat neck. For whatever reason, the previous owner didn't like the fact that it said made in Mexico on the front of the headstock and he sanded it off. Frets are still have plenty of life. All electronics work perfectly. I don't have the tremolo arm or the tremolo cover plate for the back. Alder body, modern C-shaped maple neck, chrome hardware, and vintage-style synchronized tremolo. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Black Fender Standard Stratocaster (Made in Mexico) - $250 Price does not include shipping Guitar is in great shape. A few nicks and dings. Not abused by any means. Guitar sounds and plays great. Frets are still have plenty of life. All electronics work perfectly. I don't have the tremolo arm or the tremolo cover plate for the back. Alder body, modern C-shaped maple neck, chrome hardware, and vintage-style synchronized tremolo.

Korg AX10A Acoustic Modeler (pics) - $50 Price does not include shipping

Black Fender Standard Stratocaster (Made in Mexico) - $275 Price does not include shipping Guitar is in great shape. Minor scratches here and there. Seymour Dunacan Pearly Gates humbucker in the bridge position. This is not the original neck but is a MIM Fender Strat neck. Guitar sounds and plays great. Frets are still have plenty of life. All electronics work perfectly. I don't have the tremolo arm or the tremolo cover plate for the back. Alder body, modern C-shaped maple neck, chrome hardware, and vintage-style synchronized tremolo. Peavey Generation EXP Telecaster with Piezo Electronics - $200 Price does not include shipping Guitar is in perfect shape. Very little play time on it. Practically new. Still has the labeling on the back side. Guitar looks even better in person. The Piezo system is awesome. I've used it playing through a few acoustic emulators and it sounds like an acoustic guitar. Plus you are able to blend the piezo tone with the standard pickups. The small three way toggle allows you to select humbuckers, humbuckers and piezo or piezo and the 3rd knob is for piezo volume (along with the humbucker volume/tone and 5-way switch. Really nice guitar. Check out the reviews here: http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Guitar/product/Peavey/Generation+EXP/10/1 They don't make this particular version anymore but you can see similar stats on this one with the exception of the pickup configuration - http://www.peavey.com/products/browse.cfm/action/detail/cat/48/item/111540/number/00464400/Generation%3F+EXP+With+ACM%AE.cfm Acoustic and electric sounds at an attainable price.Vintage-wound Peavey pickups add tonal balance and a vintage flair to both clean and distorted tones, while the ACM circuitry replicates an acoustic guitar's tone and resonance through a patented analog process. The vintage pickup and ACM tones can be blended by the 360-degree, fully adjustable control knob for a hybrid tone. The traditional pickups can be adjusted via volume and tone controls and toggle-style selector switches. Peavey Generation Custom EX Electric Guitar Features: * 25-1/2" scale * Alder body * Three-ply pickguard * Vintage-wound bridge and neck pickup * ACM analog acoustic modeling bridge with separate volume * Maple neck * Rosewood fingerboard * 21 vintage frets * Single volume and tone controls * Three-way pickup selector toggles from acoustic ACM tone to electric or both * Ashtray-style bridge * Vintage tuners * 6-in-line headstock Ivory/white HSS Fender Standard Stratocaster (Made in Mexico) - $300 Price does not include shipping Guitar is in great shape. Minor scratches here and there. Seymour Dunacan Pearly Gates humbucker in the bridge position. This is not the original neck but is a MIM Fender Strat neck. For whatever reason, the previous owner didn't like the fact that it said made in Mexico on the front of the headstock and he sanded it off. Frets are still have plenty of life. All electronics work perfectly. I don't have the tremolo arm or the tremolo cover plate for the back. Alder body, modern C-shaped maple neck, chrome hardware, and vintage-style synchronized tremolo.

TC-ELECTRONICS G-SYSTEM - $900 shipped in the lower 48 US states Price is firm. Not looking for any trades. Probably one of the best effects units on the market. Lush verbs and chorus effects, phasers, wah, flanging, etc. Combine that with a loop system that allows you to integrate various effects pedals into the system. Full midi capability and relay switch. No more tap dancing trying to switch your amp channels and effects pedals at the same time. The G-system allows you to switch your amp channels and all of that is contained within the patch information. I used this with my Carvin Legacy. My clean channel used the TC Chorus, delay and reverb, an external phaser pedal in the loop and switched my clean channel on the Carvin with a touch of the button. Kick in the distortion for leads and the G-System would change channels on the Carvin, add a small delay and reverb and throw in a Zakk Wylde distortion pedal for a bit more gain. I can't even fully describe what this unit is capable of. There is a reason guys like Steve Vai and Neal Schon use this. You have to check out the TC Electronic website to get the full run down - http://www.tcelectronic.com/g-system.asp. Make sure to check out the videos there. Also do a look through youTube for some user videos - http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=g-system&search_type=&aq=f

TC Electronic G-System - $950 shipped. Price is firm. Not looking for any trades. Probably one of the best effects units on the market. Lush verbs and chorus effects, phasers, wah, flanging, etc. Combine that with a loop system that allows you to integrate various effects pedals into the system. Full midi capability and relay switch. No more tap dancing trying to switch your amp channels and effects pedals at the same time. The G-system allows you to switch your amp channels and all of that is contained within the patch information. I used this with my Carvin Legacy. My clean channel used the TC Chorus, delay and reverb, an external phaser pedal in the loop and switched my clean channel on the Carvin with a touch of the button. Kick in the distortion for leads and the G-System would change channels on the Carvin, add a small delay and reverb and throw in a Zakk Wylde distortion pedal for a bit more gain. I can't even fully describe what this unit is capable of. There is a reason guys like Steve Vai and Neal Schon use this. You have to check out the TC Electronic website to get the full run down - http://www.tcelectronic.com/g-system.asp. Make sure to check out the videos there. Also do a look through youTube for some user videos - http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=g-system&search_type=&aq=f