PeteLaramee
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I regret selling my Titan. That's right - a Titan.
Also my 1988 JCM 800 2210
Also my 1988 JCM 800 2210
sandman
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Look what i found the other day!
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Avi8r2005
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Mark IV A, serial number 16. Pretty sure I traded it for a worse amp that I quickly got rid of. I keep hoping it will turn up locally somewhere, would love to get it back.
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demondestroyer
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Ibanez jpm 100 p3, sold to guitar center for $800 so I could buy a splawn quick rod. The splawn was a good amp but definitely not worth it. That was a fantastic fiddle. Oh well!
BenoA
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@demondestroyer and a JPM today is worth a little fortune
PDC
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I sold a pair of Bogner 1x12 Cubes that I should have kept.
I also sold both of my Mesa Mark-IIIs to pay for Law School. I easily could have replaced them with the number of other amps that have passed through the stable by now. But those were my pride and joy when I was a young broke musician.
I also sold both of my Mesa Mark-IIIs to pay for Law School. I easily could have replaced them with the number of other amps that have passed through the stable by now. But those were my pride and joy when I was a young broke musician.
MantraSky
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Bogner 2x10 Shiva EL34 Combo (V30 & GB) closed back, sounded great.
Taylor 914CE amazing guitar but traded it for a SLO.
Taylor 914CE amazing guitar but traded it for a SLO.
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MusicIsLife
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Hughes & Kettner Access Preamp. I bought one in mid 2000s, and it was my primary for gigging back then. Into a Carvin TS-100, then a sing ADA vertical 2x12. I think some of it was the 50w celestions in the cab, but it would get the best Marshall-esque rhythm tones with all the bark, and nice woody lead tone, cabinet knock and all.
When my ex-wife and I separated in 2010, I replocated, stopped gigging, down-sized, etc., and sold it. I tried three more in the years after that (both board revs), and could never get that sound.
When my ex-wife and I separated in 2010, I replocated, stopped gigging, down-sized, etc., and sold it. I tried three more in the years after that (both board revs), and could never get that sound.
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REASON Amps SM-50 head i traded for a Gibson Explorer. I wish i still had the amp.
SoooRad
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I regret selling my 2204, but only because I was trying to be nice to the market and not gouge.
Now, I wish I had jacked the price up where every other asshole had them.
Now, I wish I had jacked the price up where every other asshole had them.
Techdeth
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My wizard mtl2 6l6 . It should just be called Pitbull II
PeteLaramee
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Awesome! That was 13 or 14 years ago. LOL
sandman
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Yes sir. It’s been a few minutes lol
DanTravis62
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Basically all of the gear i've sold i've regretted lol
Fusionbear
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Three that I regret selling and will not replace...
1. 1985 no dot Mark III Coli. Nuff said...
2. Carol-Ann OD2-100 EL34. 2006 vintage. This amp was a beast and every OD2 after that I tried never came close.
3. Red Iron T-Rex - Octal preamp Trainwreck inspired. Another beastly 30 watts!
1. 1985 no dot Mark III Coli. Nuff said...
2. Carol-Ann OD2-100 EL34. 2006 vintage. This amp was a beast and every OD2 after that I tried never came close.
3. Red Iron T-Rex - Octal preamp Trainwreck inspired. Another beastly 30 watts!
BlueParfait
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Two of the three Andersons I've owned.
Although in all fairness, I guess the two Suhrs I own now are a replacement of sorts
Actually after the Suhr Classic S I sold, I've never owned an HSS guitar with a rosewood neck again, only one HHH. But I sure don't regret selling that boat anchor rofl
Although in all fairness, I guess the two Suhrs I own now are a replacement of sorts
Actually after the Suhr Classic S I sold, I've never owned an HSS guitar with a rosewood neck again, only one HHH. But I sure don't regret selling that boat anchor rofl
rstites
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My Marshall JMP 2203. I gigged it for years...hauled it all over the middle of the country. Sold it off in ~2000 to downsize equipment as we welcomed kiddo#1 to the world. I wish I'd kept it because of what it meant to me historically. I look at picking another up, but never have.
I still have the matching 4x12s and still have the primary axes from that era....no idea why I sold that one amp, but have regretted it since. Everyone else I let go at that time, no regrets.
I still have the matching 4x12s and still have the primary axes from that era....no idea why I sold that one amp, but have regretted it since. Everyone else I let go at that time, no regrets.
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rocker
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So the 40 watt MCll is your favorite sounding Wizard? …and you have had them all. Maybe I should try the 40w MCll.
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MetalHeadMike
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Yes it was my favorite. I've owned most models many times over, never the Rock Standard though.
NorCal_Val
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Of all the amps I sold, a few years ago, I sorta kick myself for selling the Randall Satan.
It was a fantastic modern metal amp, that didn’t need an OD pedal for “that” sound.
It was a fantastic modern metal amp, that didn’t need an OD pedal for “that” sound.
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