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For sale my beautiful 1981 made in Japan Yamaha SBG-500, which was the US version of the SG-800S (as you might already know, Gibson began to object to Yamaha

For sale my beautiful 1981 made in Japan Yamaha SBG-500, which was the US version of the SG-800S (as you might already know, Gibson began to object to Yamaha

For sale my beautiful 1981 made in Japan Yamaha SBG-500, which was the US version of the SG-800S (as you might already know, Gibson began to object to Yamaha

Last price before Ebay: 350

Sadly need to sell my Westone Thunder III guitar, made in Japan by Matsumoku in 1981... It's a top of the line model: neck through, active electronics, ebony fretboard, etc. - here are the full specs (from www.westone.info): Body - Canadian Ash, Hard Maple and Walnut Neck - through neck, Hard Maple and Walnut 5 piece laminate Ebony fingerboard, brass nut. 25.5 inch scale, 24 frets Steel tailpiece and bridge with brass saddles Metal backplates (Presumably like those on the Thunder II and III basses - anodised aluminium, not brass) 2 Magnet-F530 pickups Controls - Master volume, tone, equalizer volume: coil tap, phase and active EQ switches, 3 way pickup selector Active EQ is + or - 25 db with a centre zero position, gain is adjustable up to 13db. Very good conditions, especially considering its age - plays and sounds wonderfully! I'm looking for 390

ON EBAY: '80s made in Japan Washburn J-6 hollow body guitar: Starting @ just 500

FOR SALE/TRADE: - Laney L20H Lionheart valve head: - Lag Roxane 500 electric guitar: Both quality items, the head's got a parallel single ended power amp (= REAL class A), TAD selected valves, gold plated PCB's and jack sockets, sealed gold contact relays, marine grade plywood cabinet, etc., the guitar splittable Seymour Duncan pickups, set neck with long tenon, flamed top, graphite nut, and so on... Both are in like new conditions (the amp's valves have been working for about 5 hours total). 390

FOR SALE/TRADE: - Laney L20H Lionheart valve head: - Lag Roxane 500 electric guitar: Both quality items, the head's got a parallel single ended power amp (= REAL class A), TAD selected valves, gold plated PCB's and jack sockets, sealed gold contact relays, marine grade plywood cabinet, etc., the guitar splittable Seymour Duncan pickups, set neck with long tenon, flamed top, graphite nut, and so on... Both are in like new conditions (the amp's valves have been working for about 5 hours total). 390

MOST guitar players don't even recognize how important speakers are. i think the better question is: if peavey insists on making their own speakers, why don't they make them sound good? +1 ... Oh, and my #1 cab is a Peavey 412 MS, but it's from the old series, it's got Celestion G12K85s (AKA G12K100) inside...

As promised, more (better) pics of the VTM (see previous page):

Made in the USA late '80s/early '90s, it's basicly a stock "hot rodded" JCM 800 2204, with 6L6 power tubes, fx loop, and 8 "response modification" switches (gain 1, gain 2, comp, low 1, low 2, mid, hi 1, hi 2)... Very good conditions, looking for 350

Yeah, I've read a lot about their reliability problems, but it seems that they were solved on the newer DSP versions... At least that's what Ashdown says.

Well, that's the problem: I can't find it anywhere... (For "locally" I meant Northern Italy, but it's still 300 km away, don't think it's worth the trip just to test it... ) Thanks for the answer BTW!

I've read mixed (mostly negative) reviews/opinions on these amps 'round the net... I'm asking because there's a shop blowing these out at about 40-50% the original retail price locally and I wonder if at that price they still aren't worth it - I basicly wonder how much the "for the money" factor affected those opinions... ... After all they're all tube, and they've got 2 channels + boost + 2 master volumes, 2 Celestion Vintage 30s, DSP effects, etc...