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FS/TR 1972 Marshall Artiste 50w combo £1199 (PX Fender Supersonic Twin)

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DarrenBondDarrenBond Frets: 39
edited May 2016 in Amps £
Piece of Marshall history valued in the 2016 Vintage guide at US$2250 which is around £1600 - yours for £1199 

All original, greenbacks, Tag-board / hand wired early version before they moved to PCB boards. Great condition and sounds awesome (Fender cleans and awesome with a drive pedal. 

Will consider trades for a Les Paul (Standard etc. no studios), Fender Custom Shop Tele or Strat or similar value but can add up to £1,000 cash for the right deal Not to be missed if you want a great vintage amp!

Would also look at part ex on a Fender Supersonic Twin (not 1x12) 


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  • DarrenBondDarrenBond Frets: 39
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    Bump - serious offers considered.......
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  • lukedlblukedlb Frets: 486
    i bought 4 artiste in the last 4 years never paying over 400£. Always work to do but part of the vintage game. I've seen many on offer for 600£ which seems expensive unless they were serviced and immaculate with wheels, 3 handles and vinyl cover.
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  • DarrenBondDarrenBond Frets: 39
    Pre PCB board ones (71/72) are more expensive than later models - a 72 sold on eBay recently for £1195

    The guide puts this year at $2250 / £1600
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  • RiftAmpsRiftAmps Frets: 2989
    edited May 2016 tFB Trader

    DarrenBond said:
    Pre PCB board ones (71/72) are more expensive than later models - a 72 sold on eBay recently for £1195

    The guide puts this year at $2250 / £1600
    I just had a '71 #2040 in for a checkover/service after the customer bought it last weekend....immaculate condition, original G12H30s, wheels, cover, and not a knick on her. He paid £700 for it privately.

    I don't want to say that yours is too expensive and I'm sure you'll find a buyer, but at that price it might take some time to do so.
    *I no longer offer replacement speaker baffles*
    Rift Amplification
    Handwired Guitar Amplifiers
    Brackley, Northamptonshire
    www.riftamps.co.uk

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  • lukedlblukedlb Frets: 486
    RiftAmps;1089519" said:
    DarrenBond said:

    Pre PCB board ones (71/72) are more expensive than later models - a 72 sold on eBay recently for £1195



    The guide puts this year at $2250 / £1600





    I just had a '71 #2040 in for a checkover/service after the customer bought it last weekend....immaculate condition, original G12H30s, wheels, cover, and not a knick on her. He paid £700 for it privately.



    I don't want to say that yours is too expensive and I'm sure you'll find a buyer, but at that price it might take some time to do so.
    I had two 72s and two 73s. With the work and time lost, I would've paid 600 all in. A 71 for 700£ seems appropriate. I've yet to see one.
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