This was one of 4 models in the Marshall 9000 range of rackmountable units. It represented the Preamp stage for any of the other 3 Marshall power amps (9005, 9060 and 9040). These are becoming very rare and collectable items. I have two of these listed here. This one has just been through a major service/repair at Marshall’s themselves and is ready to go. It is a 1U rackmountable unit consisting of the following: - 3CH (Clean / Crunch / Lead) - Preamp tubes, 3 x 12AX7 tubes - Cabinet emulation switch for direct recording applications - Very easy to plug in effects loop - Optional footswitch control (footswitch not included) - Level control - 5-Band EQ - Selectable FX Loop function

Peavey Deuce VT Series 240T 120-Watt 2x12 Guitar Combo

Having done a complete service on this and replaced some of the critical output components I can see why the likes of Lynyrd Skynyrd and Mark Knopfler were so taken with its tonal qualities.
This amp does the Bizz BIGTIME!!
Switch in the Phase effect channel and wow, the sound is awesome.
I believe these were designed to beat the Fender Twin and apparently were know in the US as the "twin killer" or "Mississippi Marshall"

It is being sold with 2 options - With NO valves or with 4 brand new matched 6L6 Electro-Harmonics valves fitted.

1988 Gibson ES335 LH

1988 Gibson ES 335 DOT Blonde Left Handed Semi-Acoustic Guitar
It is rare to find a Left Handed Gibson ES 335 from the first dot neck re-issue period and being Blonde makes it very rare indeed!
Although used, I have owned this for the past 12-years and during that time only played it occasionally at home.
There are no breaks or repairs, with the original frets showing little to no wear at all.
The neck is straight as a die and the action is superbly low with no fret buzz.
Visually it really looks the biz, with the only noticeable marks being an area of belt-buckle rash on the backside of the body – This I varnished over rather than have the whole back re-finished.
The only other point worth mentioning is during 2008 I fitted a new set of electrics that incorporated 2 x push/pull tone pots to expand the tonal variations available. I have and will include the original wiring set, which can be seen in the images attached.
It comes in its original Gibson Brown Hardshell case with Pink lining.
A check on its serial number yields the following:
Your guitar was made at the
Nashville Plant, TN, USA
on November 3rd, 1988
Production Number: 113
Its Technical Details are as follows:

• Laminated maplebody,
• Set 1-piece mahagony neck,
• Bound rosewood fretboard with perloid DOT-Inlays,
• Original Stop-tailpiece,
• Gibson Nashville Tune-O-Matic Bridge,
• 2x orig. Gibson humbucker pickups,
• 3-way toggleswitch/2xVolumen/2xTone w/ Push/Pull
• Original Electrics included.
• 6x orig. Grover tuners,
• Nickel hardware,
• Original Brown Hardshell Case with rich Pink lining.

I’ll be sad to see this go, but there is a genuine reason for its sale.
The last one I saw for sale on the Reverb site sold for £3,450!

2009 - 2010 Fender Thinline Telecaster ‘72 Reissue Electric Guitar + Hiscox Case

Adventurous guitarists started hot-rodding their Telecasters in the late ‘60s and early ‘70s with big-sounding humbucking pickups that lent new style and swagger to rock music. The Classic Series ‘72 Telecaster Thinline brings it all back as an authentic evocation of its semi-hollow 1972 ancestor, including dual Wide Range humbucking pickups, a large pickguard, Stratocaster Bridge and more. A favourite of players from ‘70s rock to modern U.K. alt-rock and much more.

This is an immaculate looking re-issue of the Thinline in a rich Natural finish.

It sports two non-Fender Wide Range Humbuckers (since most guitarists consider the Fender ones rubbish they have obviously been replaced here). The ones fitted to this axe are awesome in sound.

There is noticeable fret-wear but it is not bad enough for a fret-dress.

A new set of Ernie Ball Power Slinky strings have been fitted (11’s) and the intonation set.

Action is nice and low with no fret buzz – This is a very playable guitar.

Here’s the lowdown on these amazing guitars:

Comes with a literally brand new Hiscox Hard case.

Happy for anyone to visit me in Old Windsor and try it out beforehand.

1990's Super Shadows / Gold Shadows Copicat

I have a very collectable Copicat, which is the 4-Valve variant. One has 3-Playback Heads.

It has the V6.1 PCB.

Here are the functions for this 3-head copicat

Input Socket 1; Input Socket 2; Volume 1; Volume 2; Five head on/off push buttons - "Halo", "Echo", "Repeat"; Sustain; Swell; Echo Only push button; Master, Mains Indicator Light; Power on/off push button.

Motor Speed (Standby) rotary switch located within tape loop.

1967 Baldwin Double-Six 12- String Electric Guitar

This guitar was actually made by the Burns Company of England, but with the company then under the ownership of Baldwin sold with their badge. It has a date label showing as March 1967.

It is all original with the exception of a replacement metal nut and is 100% complete. Original frets show very little wear. The Burns neck design makes this an extremely easy to play twelve string.

The scale is 25 1/2" and features 21 frets plus a zero fret. There are 3 x Burns Tri-Sonic slanted pickups controlled with a 3-selector switch having Volume and 2 x Tone Controls.

It has brand Schaller Guitar Strap Locks fitted, with the original strap buttons being included in the sale. A brand new set of D'Addario EXL150 XL Nickel Wound Super Light (.010-.046) 12-String Electric Guitar Strings have been fitted.

This 12-string looks great and sounds great. It has some very minor cosmetic nicks + dings from its 50+ years of age, which is to be expected. Everything is structurally sound with all the electrics working.

Comes in a genuine Burns Hard Case.

Class 5 Mini Bluesbreaker all valve Combo Amp

This is Marshall's Class 5, a five-watt, class A, all-valve combo that sings simplicity, tone and portability as its three-part battle song. It has been thoroughly checked out and serviced making it ready to go.

1965-67 AC50 Valve Head

Well here’s one to conjure with, why? Because it has a 04076 serial number suggesting a Mark 3 head built around the 1965 mark, yet in fact it is a Mark 4 head built around the 1967 period. This can be verified by checking out the dates on either the capacitors or original pots, both of which show 1966 – 1967 date codes.

It was built at the Burndept plant since they always stamped the serial number on the chassis, which can be seen in an image. It also has its original 2.7K resistor in the first position, left-hand side as opposed to the Mark 3’s 4.7K.

A very original looking amp internally with all the valves showing excellent results on my valve tester.

The only major things I have had to add / replace / modify are:

1. - A new VOX carrying handle.
2. - A speaker outlet board for both 8- and 16-ohm connections.
3. - Addition of an IEEE standard fused mains socket.
4. - A new Mains On/Off switch.
5. - Replaced all 5-diodes with type 1N4007.
6. - Added a homemade serial number plate for the back panel.
7. - Disconnection and insulation sealing of the various mains voltage wires that connect to the power transformer to comply with safety standards regarding the voltage selection rotary switch. These disconnections are 115, 160, 205 and 225VAC. This has left the 245VAC connection only, however, any of the remaining leads to be reconnected to the power transformer if so desired. See images.

The amp has been soak tested for a couple of hours without issue and tests for Continuity, Earth Bonding and Insulation all came in trumps.

This was one of 4 models in the Marshall 9000 range of rackmountable units. It represented the Preamp stage for any of the other 3 Marshall power amps (9005, 9060 and 9040). These are becoming very rare and collectable items. This has been through a service and is ready to go. It is a 1U rackmountable unit consisting of the following: - 3CH (Clean / Crunch / Lead) - Preamp tubes, 3 x 12AX7 tubes - Cabinet emulation switch for direct recording applications - Very easy to plug in effects loop - Optional footswitch control (footswitch not included) - Level control - 5-Band EQ - Selectable FX Loop function

This I believe this might well be a transition amp from the Mk2 to Mk3 due to the [original] leather handle and Plexi front panel.

It comes with 2 x (Unknown Make) EL34s and 4 x (Mullard) ECC83s, which all show excellent results on a valve tester.

This has had a complete overhaul as listed here:

- A Bias adjustment has been added. WARNING: Avoid amps that had not had this done. With the variety of output valves around today it is very important to get the Bias correct for whatever characteristics any new output valves might have and this modification accommodates that need. This amp now runs at a comfortable HT of 425VAC pulling around the 32mA mark.

- The original Power Transformer has been professionally rewound with the primary winding now only accepting 230VAC.

- All diodes have been replaced with 1N4007 (1000v Peak).

- Choke and Output Transformer are original.

- Output speaker connections are for 7.5 ohm and 15 ohm loads. There is also a Send / Return effects loop.

- The 3 main filter caps show no signs of deterioration and I have over an hour or so cycled the supply voltage to the amp using a Variac to reconstitute them.

- At some stage someone had fitted an addition input to both channels, these I have removed.

- Cabinet is not in bad shape for its 50-odd years of age as the images show, and again it is all original.

- Tests for Continuity, Earth Bonding and Insulation all show excellent results.

- This amp has been electrically soaked at for 2-hours with no problems.