Post by thefyn on May 18, 2015 13:57:36 GMT -5
Calling Floridian rockers, thrashers and shredders...
Whelp...I am selling my main recording amp (local pickup only).
My modded Splawn.
A vintage unobtanium amp was just dangled in front of me by a collector and I HAVE TO HAVE IT so the Splawn must go.
The Splawn has a depth mod, and because of the mod you can't use the loop. The depth mod only ads about 15% of subtle bass, in the form of a tighter low end "woody' swing that stock Splawns can't get but it makes all the difference to a mic. If you want, you can use the depth mod and the loop, but you would have to drill a hole for the depth pot at the back of the amp. I never use the loop, so I just used the hole that was already there for the loop pot. Alt, you can drill no holes, leave the pot maxed out (like I always have it anyway) and place the depth pot inside the amp and tie it down.
Here is the same (my) amp in action:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5vtpjtrvnU
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UqRI8Akfks
The tubes were tested recently...here was the exact moment when the tubes it came with were found out....
So if you are in Florida, I will drive halfway to you, or you can come and drive to me and chill, jam and hangout etc. I don't want to ship it. It's too precious. There are not many Splawns with depth mods out there, and at one point I may be wanting it back if you sell in the future, haha.
To be fair, a Splawn quickrod has probably been my longest amp owned (this is my second). So I'll have one again. But this opportunity I have for a vintage amp is too good to miss.
The tolex has a few gouges but physically it's great and sonicaly fantastic. it comes with the footwsitch.
$1195. I'm on the treasure coast, Stuart Florida.
Whelp...I am selling my main recording amp (local pickup only).
My modded Splawn.
A vintage unobtanium amp was just dangled in front of me by a collector and I HAVE TO HAVE IT so the Splawn must go.
The Splawn has a depth mod, and because of the mod you can't use the loop. The depth mod only ads about 15% of subtle bass, in the form of a tighter low end "woody' swing that stock Splawns can't get but it makes all the difference to a mic. If you want, you can use the depth mod and the loop, but you would have to drill a hole for the depth pot at the back of the amp. I never use the loop, so I just used the hole that was already there for the loop pot. Alt, you can drill no holes, leave the pot maxed out (like I always have it anyway) and place the depth pot inside the amp and tie it down.
Here is the same (my) amp in action:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5vtpjtrvnU
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UqRI8Akfks
The tubes were tested recently...here was the exact moment when the tubes it came with were found out....
So if you are in Florida, I will drive halfway to you, or you can come and drive to me and chill, jam and hangout etc. I don't want to ship it. It's too precious. There are not many Splawns with depth mods out there, and at one point I may be wanting it back if you sell in the future, haha.
To be fair, a Splawn quickrod has probably been my longest amp owned (this is my second). So I'll have one again. But this opportunity I have for a vintage amp is too good to miss.
The tolex has a few gouges but physically it's great and sonicaly fantastic. it comes with the footwsitch.
$1195. I'm on the treasure coast, Stuart Florida.