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Nice amps, not worth £600+ though. I bought and sold mine for <£500.

Nicely made, crap speaker (unless it's got the optional EV), pretty good cleans and laughable overdrive.

A Traynor YGM-3 is a much better amp for way less money (typically <£400 for a clean one).

Any chance of shipping?

Yep:

[quote name='Matt P' timestamp='1365789604' post='2044671']
i've just paid for them, they're for my friends guitar but if he doesn't get on with them i'll let you know and pass them on.

Matt
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Cheers Matt.

I'll take them if the sale doesn't go through for whatever reason (or the buyer doesn't get on with them).

Where are you based?

Bump.

[quote name='fretmeister' timestamp='1345373973' post='1776730']
I'll have the Fuzz please.

paypal ok?
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Sorry for the delay - didn't get an email saying I'd had a response. PM'd.

Vibe sold.

All are in perfect working order, no missing screws, missing battery covers or velcro on the base. The CO-1 has the original box. Add £5 for postage.


CO-1 Overdrive - allegedly a close of the OCD - £30

From the Sampson-era, it's the more portable small box 1 x 12" model. It used to belong to Neville Marten of Guitarist/Guitar Techniques mag (as mentioned in this [URL="http://www.musicradar.com/forum/showthread.php?t=91906"]thread.[/URL]), I understand he used this with Marty Wilde's band hence the 'Wildcats' sticker on the back.

It's in good condition, some of the tolex has small marks and scuffs but nothing particularly noticeable as you can see in the pics. In some of the photos, it looks like there are some holes in the grill cloth but it's the reflection of the speaker mounting screws. It's all stock, no mods and sounds utterly wonderful. It sounds like the best Vox AC30 you ever heard, but with that famous Matchless muscle and clarity (and weight and volume!)

It's got brand new JJ power tubes in, so it's good to go. I won't bang on about the build quality, it's a Matchless - 'nuff said.

£1300 collected from Oxfordshire (Hants, Bucks, Berks and occasionally Devon and Cornwall can also be arranged). No trades, thanks.

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That's an unbelievable bargain - don't suppose you're travelling down South any time soon?

Withdrawn. Thanks for the interest.

From the Sampson-era, it's the more portable small box 1 x 12" model. It used to belong to Neville Marten of Guitarist/Guitar Techniques mag (as mentioned in this [url="http://www.musicradar.com/forum/showthread.php?t=91906"]thread.[/url]), I understand he used this with Marty Wilde's band hence the 'Wildcats' sticker on the back.

It's in good condition, some of the tolex has small marks and scuffs but nothing particularly noticeable as you can see in the pics. In some of the photos, it looks like there are some holes in the grill cloth but it's the reflection of the speaker mounting screws. It's all stock, no mods and sounds utterly wonderful. It sounds like the best Vox AC30 you ever heard, but with that famous Matchless muscle and clarity (and weight and volume!)

It's got brand new JJ power tubes in, so it's good to go. I won't bang on about the build quality, it's a Matchless - 'nuff said.

£1300 collected from Oxfordshire (Hants, Bucks, Berks and occasionally Devon and Cornwall can also be arranged). No trades or offers, thanks.

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[quote name='Mr. Foxen' timestamp='1326555075' post='1498790']
So you assumed I was asking for pics of the inside because I already knew what they looked like? I was asking because I don't know, and I want to know. I still don't know, because there are still no pics.
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No, actually I correctly assumed you didn't know, I was just telling you that you wouldn't see a point to point amp like the picture of the Artisan 15 you posted.

I was only trying to help you, no idea why you're getting weird about it. This is what an HT5 looks like inside, both normal and Artisan versions:



Anyway, good luck to the seller - they're fun amps.

[quote name='Mr. Foxen' timestamp='1326550968' post='1498735']
How about letting the OP, the person who is trying to sell the amp, put the pics and information about his amp, that he is selling, into the thread?
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Didn't realise I was stopping him. I was only highlighting your apparent lack of knowledge about these amps, in case you made a mistake purchasing it.

[quote name='Mr. Foxen' timestamp='1326544743' post='1498611']
Tat is a picture of the Artisan series. This is an HT5 Artisan. Not the plain HT5.
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Nope. That's an Artisan 15 by the look of things: http://www.blackstaramps.co.uk/products/artisan/artisan15gallery.html

The HT5 (both normal and Artisan) are PCB based. They only have two valves. The only difference between the normal HT5 and the Artisan HT5 is the colour.

[quote name='Mr. Foxen' timestamp='1326503150' post='1498312']
Basically, I wanna see this:


Am currently pimping it to another chap.
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You won't see it. The HT5 is a PCB built amp, not point to point wiring.

Does the power conditioner come with any IEC male to female leads?

Where are you based?

SOLD PENDING PAYMENT

Sold pending payment.

Point to point wired amp from the 90's - 25 watts with reverb. The speaker is a Celestion G12L35. It sounds nice and clear up to about halfway, then it transitions into a very bluesy overdrive.

It's reasonably clean - several marks here and there but structurally sound.

£280 collected from West Oxfordshire. I'm occasionally in Buckinghamshire, Hampshire and very occasionally in Cornwall.

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Gone

Ok, it's done. Got the string tree on and some Wenge knobs to match the neck: