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It sure is, Japhet. When I see those valves glowing it just does it for me. The whole thing just oozes vintage. These amps are also very straight forward to work on and, because each power valve can be biased individually, swapping them out is a breeze. Best of luck with your search down the back of the sofa!

Don't really know if I want to do this but I'm downsizing and this amp is not getting the use it deserves now that I'm not playing so much these days. It's a rare opportunity to grab yourself a piece of old school, all-valve amplification but without the weight penalty - this amp weighs just 22kgs and was made in 2013. I bought it from Hazbeen and it has behaved faultlessly since I received it. My apologies for leaving his name on the back. All the details can be found on the Weber website at [url="http://weber-amps.de"]http://weber-amps.de[/url] but the main specs are as follows.[list] [*]Improved power supply. The preliminary stage runs at 12.6 VDC (hot) and the transformer is a high-quality "ring transformer" with plenty of reserve. [*]High-quality / high-fidelity, modern output transformer with a wide frequency range. [*]Separate BIAS measurement and adjustments for each of the four output (power) tubes are located externally on the (outside) back of the amplifier. What this means is that it is no longer necessary to bring your amplifier in for service when you buy new tubes to have the BIAS adjusted. Likewise, you no longer need to buy "matched" tubes. (Note: Even "matched" tubes change their BIAS over time and therein, can often lead to less-than-optimal sound). By being able to adjust the BIAS individually for each tube, you insure optimal sound quality all-the-time. Complete instructions are included. [*]All construction is of the finest quality. As-an-example, only condensers blocks made from high-quality Polypropylene are used to preserve that famous clean sound of the original - legendary Hiwatts. Likewise, the pre-amp and power tubes are premier selected 4 x JJ ECC83 (12AX7) and 4 x KT88 tubes. [*]2 x (parallel) speaker outputs with impedance adjustable between 4, 8 and 16 Ohms. [*]4 x separate inputs - 2 x normal (high and low) and 2 x brilliant (high and low). [*]1 x DI-Out XLR (for direct recording, PA systems, etc.) [*]All the MYWATT200 amplifiers are completely hand-wired in true turret board technique. [*]The MYWATT200 has 4 x KT88 power tubes. [/list] Type: Tube Amplifier Power: 200 Watt (Sinus), Impedance 4-8-16 Ohm switchable. Tubes: Preamp 4 x JJECC83 and Power Amp 4 x KT88 Inputs: 4 Inputs. 2 x Normal, High and Low and 2 x Brilliant, High and Low. Outputs: 2 x "Speaker Out" parallel, 1 x Klinke, 1 x Speakon. 1 x adjustable floating XLR DI-Out. Measures (BxHxT): 600 x 300 x 375 mm Weight: 22,6 Kilo Collection from Leeds or meet up within a reasonable distance.

I just seem to have acquired too much gear and am having to trim down a bit. It's been a difficult choice to make but I'm now putting a pair of GS112s up for sale (one is the GS112NT). This makes for a fantastic modular rig with tone to die for. Adding the NT makes a real difference to the bottom end. I have had these from new (bought only 18 months ago) and they have lived in their Roqsolid covers since then. As such they are in absolutely top notch condition with no tears to the carpeting or damage to the grilles. They look like new. The specs from the Aguilar website are as follows. [size=4][color=black]One 12" cast frame woofer, 56 oz. magnet[/color] [color=black]Phenolic tweeter with integral phase plug (N/A for the NT)[/color] [color=black]Custom crossover with variable tweeter control (N/A for the NT)[/color] [color=black]One Neutrik Speakon and two 1/4" inputs[/color] [color=black]Spring- Loaded Handle, Locking Corners[/color] [color=black]7 ply, void-free Philippine Mahogany[/color] [b]Power Handling:[/b][color=black] 300 watts RMS[/color] [b]Frequency Response:[/b][color=black] 42 Hz - 16 kHz (42Hz - 2 KHz for the NT)[/color] [b]Sensitivity:[/b][color=black] 95 dB 1W 1M[/color] [b]Impedance:[/b][color=black] 8 ohms[/color] [b]Dimensions:[/b][color=black] 14" H, 19" W, 18" D[/color] [b]Weight:[/b][color=black] 42 lbs (39lbs for the NT)[/color][/size] [size=4][color=black]I don't want to split them as they should be used together to get the most benefit. Collection from Leeds or meet up within a reasonable distance.[/color][/size]

Thanks Wan, you've helped me make my mind up. It truly is a great amp and I'm now thinking I must be mad to even think of parting with it. I never learn from past experience as I've had the 751 before and sold it then regretted it and bought another (this one!). It has so much headroom that it just cruises at pub gigs and with my two GS112s it makes one of the best rigs money can buy. I think I'll just have to man up and either put up with the pain, find a more comfortable-to-carry rack case or make sure other band members help me carry it. Thanks again

Bump for a great amp.

It's priced to sell. I haven't seen a new one priced at less than £2,200. I know I'm going to regret it so grab a bargain while I'm still inclined to sell! Happy to meet up within 100 miles of Leeds

I'm afraid the ravages of time and persistent shoulder injuries means that this superb amp is up for sale Anyone who has used one of these knows just how good they are. It is in absolutely mint condition as I've had it from new, it has always been kept in a flightcase and I always take good care of my gear. The flightcase in the picture is not for sale but the amp can come with a superior Flightcase Warehouse Spider case if required. Specs from the website are as follows [left] Self-Diagnostic Protection Circuit and Thermal Overload Protection Circuit (both with LED indicators) [b]Power Output[/b]: 975 watts @ 2 ohms, 750 watts @ 4 ohms, 400 watts @ 8 ohms [b]Preamp Section: [/b]Three 12AX7’s [b]Power Section:[/b] 12 complimentary lateral MOSFETs [b]Transformer:[/b] Custom Aguilar toroidal power transformer [b]EQ Section:[/b] passive tone stack with active midrange element, bass: +12 / -12 @ 40Hz; midrange: +12 / -12 @ 750Hz; treb: +12 / -7 @ 4kHz [b]Deep Switch:[/b] Adds 5 dB of broadband boost at 30 Hz [b]Bright Switch:[/b] Adds 5 dB of broadband boost at 5-7 kHz[/left] [left] [b]Effects Loop:[/b] Send is push/pull for line or instrument level; Return is push/pull for parallel or series operation [b]Inputs:[/b] One 1/4" input jack with an active/passive switch [b]Outputs:[/b] Two Neutrik Speakon speaker outputs, Jensen XLR balanced output (with pre/post EQ and ground lift switch) and Tuner out. [b]Cooling:[/b] High quality whisper fans with thermal speed control [b]Dimensions: [/b]17" W x 14" D x 5.25" H [b]Rack Size:[/b] Three Spaces, Includes detachable rack ears [b]Weight:[/b] 42 lbs Because of the weight of this thing collection or meet up is the only realistic option.[/left]

That's a bummer but if you can get a lift I can meet you somewhere up the M6?

Need to make some space after a couple of recent purchases so up for sale is my Markbass Standard 104HF-4. It is in mint condition as I've had it from new and it has always been kept in the Markbass padded cover. Made in Italy and 4 ohms it's a great one-cab solution It's also very light for a 4x10 at 66lbs. Collection only but I am prepared to meet within a reasonable distance from Leeds for fuel costs.

That's correct. The 210AV is a completely different animal both in construction and tone/sound.

Where are you based exactly? Would you be willing to post?

PM'd

Where are you based?

Guiseley, Leeds

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