Happy Jack

Very decent piece of rack gear, equally suitable for studio or live use (I've used it both ways). The two multi-way cable clips on top are there by self-adhesive stuff and will remove. I found them useful enough to choose to leave them there for the new owner. The original box is present, as seen in the photos, but not the polystyrene inserts. I'll use bubble wrap for postage. Original spec: https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=0602-AAI

Oooooh Matron!

Sex and travel mate, sex and travel. 😂

And my current gear sell-off just got weirder. There was a time, many years ago, when my future seemed to hold a lot of Americana, Bluegrass, Country, Delta, Echo, Foxtrot and owning a decent autoharp seemed like a really good idea. So I bought this one: https://www.u-buy.co.uk/product/2E2HT894-oscar-schmidt-osc-os45c-21-chord-autoharp?srsltid=AfmBOorOBOfKzWY5oVTqysQCWaBMBMP6btilmF7GfA9JbyujrqlrqBCCJwg Now I don't know if it's currently unavailable because they've stopped making them, or their last batch has sold out and they're waiting for the next, or if The Ginger Baby President has slapped a 3-million % tariff on them or something, but for some reason the expression "rare as hen's teeth" springs to mind, especially in the UK. It has been very little used and is in as-new condition. It came to me with strings that I reckoned were already past their best. I can't see that years in storage will necessarily have improved that. It is the highly-desirable 21-chord model, far more versatile than entry-level autoharps, and of course it's electric ... which means that it's acoustic but it does have a pickup should amplification be required. This very odd sound-hole apparently improves all sorts of things. I have no idea if that is true. In truth, this is not the sort of thing I'd normally consider posting but my old mate Confucius assures me that I should never say never. I don't plan on leaving this here for a long time. If I don't get a buyer within a week or two then I suspect eBay is the right place for it.

The text from when @Rich sold his amp was too good to not nick it: Genz-Benz Shuttle 9.2 bass amplifier. Superb sounding and VERY LOUD amp. Power output: 500 watts @ 8 ohms, 900 watts @ 4 ohms Dimensions: 63mm H x 250mm W x 265mm D Weight: 4lbs / 2kg It has a valve preamp (a standard 12AX7/ECC83) and a very powerful & flexible tone-shaping section featuring shelving controls for bass and treble, a semi-parametric control for mid frequencies, and three pre-shape buttons consisting of bass boost, mid cut, and treble boost. But wait! There's more! I've had this amp for years in a theftproof flightcase where it is an unreasonably good and secure fit. I'm selling the whole package ... the amp, power cord, Speakon cable, XLR cable for the DI, AND the bright yellow flightcase. Everything is in pretty miuch A1 condition except the interior of the flight case, where whatever it was used for in an earlier existence left a couple of odd stains. I think it's old glue, but I'm not certain. Loads of flickswitchy options there if you like that sort of thing. The fit is SO good that the case could have been carefully designed to hold this amp. It wasn't, it's just a coincidence, but it's such a good coincidence that I've decided to sell both together. The car-washing sponge is there to protect the knobs from any wayward bits of cable. There's not as much of me as there used to be. Still, that's 180lbs of Happy Jack standing on the case without the slightest qualm that something might get damaged. In truth, if you could fit them then you could put The Weather Girls on that case without losing any sleep.

Still for sale.

Luxury! Why, when I were a lad ...