Withdrawn: Matchless Nighthawk Reverb 15w Combo

jimmyguitar · February 2015

Amazing amp, beautiful sound. Selling as I have bought a Clubman Reverb and having two Matchless amps feels a bit extravagant! I can't stress enough how wonderful this amp feels to play. The reverb is quality too.
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Looking for £1400 or very close offers. Collection only from Ascot or I can meet somewhere close by.

jimmyguitar · February 2015

Bump £1200

IvisonGuitars · February 2015

£700?! ;-)

jimmyguitar · February 2015

miserneil said:

£700?! ;-)

no way ha ha!

IvisonGuitars · February 2015

Best delete that NAD thread then... ;-)

jimmyguitar · February 2015

miserneil;516949" said:
Best delete that NAD thread then... ;-)

what I buy things for and what I'm willing to part with them for are usually very different! I'm a bargain hunter extraordinaire!

McToot · February 2015

jimmyguitar said:

miserneil;516949" said:
Best delete that NAD thread then... ;-)
what I buy things for and what I'm willing to part with them for are usually very different! I'm a bargain hunter extraordinaire!

I got a tax rebate the other day - just shy of £3k. At first I was gutted I didn't take the plunge on your 69 SG. I feel better now. ;-)

Especially when I saw you'd immediately bought a 71 SG at a bargain price.

jimmyguitar · February 2015

McToot;517048" said:
jimmyguitar said:

miserneil;516949" said:Best delete that NAD thread then... ;-)what I buy things for and what I'm willing to part with them for are usually very different! I'm a bargain hunter extraordinaire!

I got a tax rebate the other day - just shy of £3k. At first I was gutted I didn't take the plunge on your 69 SG. I feel better now. ;-)

that sg was an actual bargain at 2.5k, I was really surprised it didn't sell quicker. I lost money on that so it does happen!

IvisonGuitars · February 2015

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ourmaninthenorth · February 2015

Why don't you leave the man alone to sell his gear in peace?

Another sales thread trolled.

firepaulmusic · February 2015

What's the difference between the Nighthawk and the Lightning?

McToot · February 2015

jimmyguitar said:

McToot;517048" said

I got a tax rebate the other day - just shy of £3k. At first I was gutted I didn't take the plunge on your 69 SG. I feel better now. ;-)
that sg was an actual bargain at 2.5k, I was really surprised it didn't sell quicker. I lost money on that so it does happen!

I know, man, I know. I was only messin. It's just revealing that my first emotion on finding out about this (unexpected) tax rebate was anger, not excitement. I really wanted that SG. Still, I'm sure I'll be spreading the joy on the classifieds :-)

Thinking about I do need really want a new amp...

jimmyguitar · February 2015

Withdrawn: I seem to be upsetting a couple of people on here by not passing my gear on for what I paid for it so I think I'd rather stick to other outlets for sales. I will of course frequent the FB's other features as per usual

dickieguitar · February 2015

I've had this too. People seem to be skirting carefully around rule 7...

Jalapeno · February 2015

Ok but Rule 1 applies too

jimmyguitar · February 2015

Jalapeno;517693" said:
Ok but Rule 1 applies too

I didn't buy the Matchless on here and I don't consider myself dick-like for attempting to sell an amp for what it is worth 'used'. Surely it's better to give fretboarders first dibs on something as cool as a matchless for a fair price than head straight to eBay? I wouldn't bother listing it if I expected only £700, I'm not THAT tired of it! My NAD thread was posted with genuine excitement at owning the amp, but it inspired me to buy its bigger brother. Now I need to pay for the bigger brother! I'll stick to eBay in future to avoid this cross-examination. Shame though...

ourmaninthenorth · February 2015

You aren't alone. There are rules here to stop this very thing happening, yet on a continuing basis they happen. Spoils an otherwise excellent forum, and the primary reason I wouldn't give stuff away here.

I wish you well with your sale Pal, wherever that may be.

BTW, I've got a lovely Matchless too, that I also got at a very competitive price some years ago. That, like yours, will not be that price when it comes up for sale soon. I guess I need to find a suitable hair shirt emporium to satisfy the growing consensus here.

jimmyguitar · February 2015

ourmaninthenorth;517739" said:
You aren't alone. There are rules here to stop this very thing happening, yet on a continuing basis they happen. Spoils an otherwise excellent forum, and the primary reason I wouldn't give stuff away here.

I wish you well with your sale Pal, wherever that may be.

BTW, I've got a lovely Matchless too, that I also got at a very competitive price some years ago. That, like yours, will not be that price when it comes up for sale soon. I guess I need to find a suitable hair shirt emporium to satisfy the growing consensus here.

Thanks mate. Strange isn't it? If I saw a forumite selling something and getting a profit I'd just think 'fair play' and move on.

Rule 1 comes into play when you purposefully go behind someone's back and snipe a deal from them a la @gassage 's thread posted today. That is a different kettle of fish.

I am a nice guy and only here to mingle with other gear nuts but I'm also sensible with my money and can't afford to give stuff away 'for the cause'.

Good luck with your Matchless sale... I'll put my offer of £500 in now

Jalapeno · February 2015

jimmyguitar said:

Jalapeno;517693" said:
Ok but Rule 1 applies too
I didn't buy the Matchless on here and I don't consider myself dick-like for attempting to sell an amp for what it is worth 'used'. Surely it's better to give fretboarders first dibs on something as cool as a matchless for a fair price than head straight to eBay? I wouldn't bother listing it if I expected only £700, I'm not THAT tired of it! My NAD thread was posted with genuine excitement at owning the amp, but it inspired me to buy its bigger brother. Now I need to pay for the bigger brother! I'll stick to eBay in future to avoid this cross-examination. Shame though...

Wasn't directed at you, but the rule quoter above.

Apologies if you somehow inferred otherwise.

ourmaninthenorth · February 2015

jimmyguitar said:

ourmaninthenorth;517739" said:
You aren't alone. There are rules here to stop this very thing happening, yet on a continuing basis they happen. Spoils an otherwise excellent forum, and the primary reason I wouldn't give stuff away here.

I wish you well with your sale Pal, wherever that may be.

BTW, I've got a lovely Matchless too, that I also got at a very competitive price some years ago. That, like yours, will not be that price when it comes up for sale soon. I guess I need to find a suitable hair shirt emporium to satisfy the growing consensus here.
Thanks mate. Strange isn't it? If I saw a forumite selling something and getting a profit I'd just think 'fair play' and move on.

Rule 1 comes into play when you purposefully go behind someone's back and snipe a deal from them a la @gassage 's thread posted today. That is a different kettle of fish.

I am a nice guy and only here to mingle with other gear nuts but I'm also sensible with my money and can't afford to give stuff away 'for the cause'.

Good luck with your Matchless sale... I'll put my offer of £500 in now

How the bloody hell did you know it was £500.....?? Right it kicks off at £1500...I better get 2 hair shirts eh? :-\"

Rule 1 is a coverall statement. Rule 7 isn't.

As there are examples of shoddy behaviour, so too are there acts of enormous class, this forum is not different. My only regret is that there is no ignore button on this forum.

TTony · February 2015

ourmaninthenorth said:
My only regret is that there is no ignore button on this forum.

Click the username of the person you want to ignore.

That should open their activity page / wall.

Towards the top right of that screen is a button titled "ignore".

ourmaninthenorth · February 2015

TTony said:

ourmaninthenorth said:
My only regret is that there is no ignore button on this forum.

Click the username of the person you want to ignore.

That should open their activity page / wall.

Towards the top right of that screen is a button titled "ignore".

Thank you Tony.

....Oh bugger...I've just ignored myself...

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hobbio · February 2015

@jimmyguitar you should reconsider mate. List it again and if anyone else pipes up out of turn ignore them and report the post. You'll only get what someone is willing to pay anyway, whether that's £1400 or £700.

As long as you're not sniping people or fucking them over on here what does it matter what you paid for something on gumtree or ebay? I certainly won't be saying how much things cost me from now on in any New *insert item here* Day! threads.

Besides, there's nothing to stop someone offering you what you want and then selling it on with a mark up.

BigMonka · February 2015

Its a shame that this thread has been derailed, and its also a shame that we can't be happy for each other that you happened to get a good deal when you bought it.

I'm going to have a a similar and interesting situation when I come to sell my house as I got it for a bargain price directly from some friends who were looking to move quickly. But I know that future buyers will look up how much I paid and then assume that I'm trying to make a stupid profit whereas the truth is that I bought it for less than the market value at the time.

dickieguitar · February 2015

Jalapeno said:

jimmyguitar said:

Jalapeno;517693" said:
Ok but Rule 1 applies too
I didn't buy the Matchless on here and I don't consider myself dick-like for attempting to sell an amp for what it is worth 'used'. Surely it's better to give fretboarders first dibs on something as cool as a matchless for a fair price than head straight to eBay? I wouldn't bother listing it if I expected only £700, I'm not THAT tired of it! My NAD thread was posted with genuine excitement at owning the amp, but it inspired me to buy its bigger brother. Now I need to pay for the bigger brother! I'll stick to eBay in future to avoid this cross-examination. Shame though...

Wasn't directed at you, but the rule quoter above.

Apologies if you somehow inferred otherwise.

Cheers.

GavRichList · February 2015

BigMonka said:

assume that I'm trying to make a stupid profit whereas the truth is that I bought it for less than the market value at the time.

and this is a saliant point that often gets overlooked. I had this with the tele I've just sold. The price I asked and recieved for it was utterly fair for the market, especially given the money I'd put into it after purchasing it. The fact that I'd bought it for less than I sold actually means nothing. Thankfully I didnt buy it on here, so have avoided the witch hunt. For what its worth too, I paid the full price that was asked for it, I didnt haggle the original seller down, so all I can see is a whole bunch of satisfied customers.

GavRichList · February 2015

back to the OP too. Matchless make lovely amps. You're not asking too much for it. If you bought it for less, I'm just going to think you're a jammy sh*t, not the Devil incarnate. I've always wondered whether those fortunate few (who everyone has heard of at least one) who "found an old 58 Jazzmaster in their grandads loft" etc etc, are expected to give them away free if they decide its not for them?

Dominic · February 2015

What an incredible microcosm of human nature this is ......

I used to work in an industry where it was easy to see what price was paid for a deal before it was turned ....if anybody dared to comment on the purchase price it was considered very much not the done thing and very petit pedestrian...............

" DON'T LOOK OVER THE FENCE .." was the rebuke

Its totally irrelevant what price somebody paid and its worth what somebody will pay for it

As it happens I think that its a bit too expensive in this market and also as it happens I know who sold it to @ jimmyguitar but its irrelevant

Seems to be a lot of sad Greeneye with some people just because somebody else got up a bit earlier in the morning - if they really saw the retail markup on the last pair of jeans they bought from a shop - about 400% - they would have a heart attack !

Good luck to him if he gets it but another good general business lesson to him would be to learn a little discretion and play your purchase prices a bit closer to your chest because some people find it hard to swallow,understandably

.... Funny but if he dropped a £700 quid clanger you wouldn't see people rushing in to subsidise him !

In the city its considered ballsy to buy from somebody who is making a killing and is a badge of merit if you can go on and sell for higher by milking that bit more .............its called free market economics.

Strat_a_tat_tat · February 2015

Hmmm... is that patronising nonsense, I smell?

Dominic · February 2015

Patronising certainly .....................nonsense certainly not ..................absolutely correct

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