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Hartke HA 3000 Amplifier - 300w into 4 ohms - now £110
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A solid state amplifier with a conventional power supply, in a 2U rack mount-format, with built-in Hartke reliability.

Not quite as powerful as the iconic HA3500 (although you would be hard pressed to hear the difference playing live) this head uses the EQ system from several of their combos and their DI pre-amp box - a four band EQ, and a shape function, similar to a variable frequency, variable depth, mid-frequency scoop.

From the user manual -
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Introduction -
...provides 300 W into 4 ohms...
Specification page -
Distortion typically less than 0.1%
Power output @ 1kHz, 4 ohms, 5% distortion - 350 Wrms
EQ frequencies 80 Hz, 220Hz, 770Hz and 5kHz
Shape sweep 90Hz to 1kHz

This amp was used out of a rack at some point in its career, and has some scuffing of the paint, as shown in the photographs, however, it is in full working order, and none of the pots crackle.

I'm happy to meet up within reasonable travelling distance in NW England, or courier it to you at your expense, I estimate that will cost about £15.

David

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Thanks for the positive comments. I have both the 3000 and the 4000 and they give me all the tonal range I need. As far as I can tell, many players use their graphic eq set to give the response that the 'shape' control is designed for, so lack of graphic eq should not be an issue.

David

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