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Made in Italy. Excellent cosmetic and musical condition. 120-Bass 41-Key 7-Treble Switch.Bellows and body straps very good. w/ hard case
Regular price $1,475.00

The Luxman CL-32 is a vintage tube preamplifier celebrated for its minimalist design and rich sonic character, making it a sought-after piece among audiophiles and collectors. Released in October 1976, the CL-32 exemplifies Luxman's dedication to high-fidelity engineering. This tube-based control amplifier features a straightforward layout with simplified tone controls, emphasizing purity of signal and simplicity of use. It employs seven vacuum tubes, five 12AX7s and two 12AU7s, to deliver warm, detailed sound with exceptional clarity. All electrolytic capacitors have been replaced with FandT and Nichicon. All tubes were replaced approximately 1 year ago with NOS GE JAN tubes. The 12AU7 have been upgraded to mil spec 5814A types.
*100 Volts -Require Step Down Transformer.*
Regular price $1,295.00

Made in USA 1989 - 1990 - Factory Features two point modern block saddle tremolo bridge, Sperzel locking tuners *one string lock missing*, 1st Gen Fender Roller Nut and the Fender TBX (treble bass xpander) notched tone pot. Standard Pickups (not lace sensors) are the only feature preventing this being a fully fledged Plus model. Basically a return to form for quality building from Fender.
The Treble Bass Xpander is a notched tone pot introduced by Fender in 1988 and discontinued a few years later. It is notched in the center, and Below the center notch from 0 to 5, the TBX is your standard tone control. Above the notch, the resistance is decreased, which allows more bass, treble, presence and output to flow from the guitar. This Above the notch tone is similar to a wah-wah effect or cutoff/resonance filter. Comes with Trem arm and generic hard case.
Regular price $2,250.00

Australian Made Super reverb replica!

The Achillies Zephyr 40 is a hand-wired, AB763-style 40-watt head built for players who want authentic vintage American tone with boutique-grade construction, switchable between 4/8/16 Ohm. It runs on 2×6L6 power tubes with a GZ34 rectifier and uses a full vintage-spec preamp section of 12AT7, 12AX7 and 7025 valves for strong clean headroom and smooth overdrive. The amp features two channels, each with Hi/Lo inputs, with the right channel offering tube-driven spring reverb and Achillies’ hand-made photocell tremolo. Speaker outputs include 4Ω, 8Ω and 16Ω taps, plus a parallel extension jack. The cabinet is built from premium select pine with birch ply panels and weighs around 16 kg. Inside, the Zephyr uses hand-wired circuitry, cloth-covered solid-core wiring and custom USA-wound transformers. With footswitch

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https://www.achilliesamps.com/zephyr-40-head/?searchid=7414&search_query=zephyr
With Priam 1 x 15 Cabinet. Read more here>>>>
https://www.achilliesamps.com/priam-1x15/
Regular price $3,750.00

Decimate the noise
Regular price $150.00

Vintage 1981 Made in Japan - All analog chorus!
Long Dash, Silver Screw.
*This one features the special significance of bearing the serial number ‘0000’ - this doesn’t mean it was the first batch (which was in 1979) but it is a nice little piece of numerology for those who follow Angel numbers).
Comes with the original box!
Regular price $450.00

Distortion- from ALDI supermarket. Excellent Condition - w/box
Regular price $30.00

Half Rack Sonic Maximiser released in 1997 - PRISTINE Condition!
Designed to compensate for the common inadequacies of conventional loudspeakers; to overcome is the inherent envelope distortion that's caused by any filtering process.
Signals of different frequencies are delayed by different amounts as they pass through a filter, and so the timing relationships of the fundamental frequencies and harmonics are altered. It is claimed that this can be perceived as a loss of 'integrity' in the audio quality — sounds taking on a muddy or smeared character.
The BBE 262's signal processing splits the audio signal into three bands: 20Hz‑150Hz, 150Hz‑1200Hz, and 1200Hz‑20kHz. The lowest band is delayed by about 2.5ms through the action of a passive low‑pass filter. The middle band is delayed by about 0.5ms through an active band‑pass filter (thereby causing high fundamentals or low harmonics to exit the unit before the lowest fundamentals). The highest band is not delayed at all; it's processed by a voltage‑controlled amplifier whose gain is determined by the average loudness of both the middle and high bands, so that the high‑frequency harmonic content can be 'optimised'. In the case of the 262, all this signal processing is performed within a single dual‑channel integrated circuit.
w/box, manual and 12VAC PSU.
Regular price $300.00

The 535Q Cry Baby Multi-Wah features a six-position Range Selector, a Variable Q control, and a switchable boost circuit so you can dial in the ultimate wah

Regular price $130.00

Octave pedal with Poly, and drive modes w/ box
Regular price $180.00

Moulded plastic case for Peavey T-15 - Some slight plastic modifications have occurred internally to fit something with longer horns.
Regular price $100.00

Acoustic Guitar Simulator3 Working Modes: Piezo/Standard/JumboTrue bypass. With box
Regular price $50.00