For Sale Hermansson, Headfirst Alta, Steavens Poundcake

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1. Hermansson 2 channel Marshall: $SOLD*
2. Steavens Poundcake Mk 2: $2700 shipped/ppg
3. Headfirst Alta v1.5: $2600 shipped/ppg *Price Drop* Trades added
4. Bogner Uber Ultra KT88: Changed my mind

Trades: Bogner Snorkler, XTc Pandora, MOAB, VH4 or VH2, offset guitars or Les Pauls, mayones


1. Hermansson: this is an older full custom build into a Marshall 1992. Two channels, one 4 gain stage the other three, both with a boost and all footswitchable. Frankly, I find this to have better overall range vs the current standard five gain stage offering as the top of the gain range is about where I setup the 5GS, but this one is far more useable everywhere below that. Have had this guy for 10yrs and never thought I would part with it. It’s a 30+yr old donor, so looks as expected

2. Steavens Pouncake Mk2:
Requires a step up converter. Great under rated 4 channel amp. Took me several years to find this and had to import it from Italy. Did not disappoint! Cosmetically in very good condition, but it is also 30yrs old…

3. Headfirst Alta v1.5
This is a current version of the circuit but the layout is prior to the new layout so one of the controls is still on the back panel. Does have one small tolex stringer on the front. All the Marshall you could want in one box


Quick photos below, can get more as needed once I’m actually at the house IMG_8934.jpegIMG_0306.jpegIMG_1274.jpegIMG_7450.jpeg
 
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gybe! said:
Something came up that I am interested in so looking to generate some funds…if that doesn’t happen in time then some of these are likely to change

1. Hermansson 2 channel Marshall: $4200 shipped/ppg
2. Steavens Poundcake Mk 2: $2700 shipped/ppg
3. Headfirst Alta v1.5: $2700 shipped/ppg
4. Bogner Uber Ultra kt88 (only available if one of the others sells first and what I am after is still available): $2800 shipped/ppg

1. Hermansson: this is an older full custom build into a Marshall 1992. Two channels, one 4 gain stage the other three, both with a boost and all footswitchable. Frankly, I find this to have better overall range vs the current standard five gain stage offering as the top of the gain range is about where I setup the 5GS, but this one is far more useable everywhere below that. Have had this guy for 10yrs and never thought I would part with it. It’s a 30+yr old donor, so looks as expected


2. Steavens Pouncake Mk2:
Requires a step up converter. Great under rated 4 channel amp. In full disclosure, the PT on this will occasionally make some noise (the transformer itself, not amplified) depending upon what my wall voltage is doing. Took me several years to find this and had to import it from Italy. Did not disappoint! Cosmetically in very good condition, but it is also 30yrs old…

3. Headfirst Alta v1.5
This is a current version of the circuit but the layout is prior to the new layout so one of the controls is still on the back panel. Does have one small tolex stringer on the front. All the Marshall you could want in one box

4. Uber ultra kt88: mint. only available provided the stipulations above are met!

Trades: wizard hell razor potentially something on the guitar front

Quick photos below, can get more as needed once I’m actually at the houseView attachment 402123View attachment 402124View attachment 402125View attachment 402126
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GLWTS!

What is it you’re so after? I promise I won’t snatch is, as I have no money 😂
 
gybe! said:
Honestly, it’s been a long time coming… there is plenty left over still so this isn’t actually much of a thinning


Mayyyybeeeee

Hermansson sold!

Also need a BMW M54B30 if anybody has a freshly rebuilt one they’d care to part with. May have mistreated mine in the races last weekend😬
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I’m literally about to put up my f10 m5 lol. That m54 is such a killer I had one in the past in an old car
 
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