Sold!!!!

[Markedman]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyjHeI-7PAI&t=8s
MESA/Boogie Mark 2B Coliseum by John Bazzano, on Flickr
MESA/Boogie Mark 2B Coliseum by John Bazzano, on Flickr
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MESA/Boogie Mark 2B Coliseum by John Bazzano, on Flickr

Still has original tubes.

$2,500.00 plus shipping cost

 

[Exo-metal]

Nice try, April fools...

 

[Markedman]

I don't want to get attached. Someone else will covet this amp for sure, a bucket list amp. It's like it was put in a closet for 37 years! If it doesn't sell, I won't be bummed out.

 

[mooncobra]

was this the one in the rigtalk section new amp day a few days ago?

 

[Exo-metal]

Yes

 

[Markedman]

Sold

 

[Metlupass2]

I have a very good offer on Reverb so anybody that wants to lowball me here you’re wasting your time, if somebody still wants it at this price you better move now because it won’t be here tomorrow afternoon.

Take the reverb offer. Nobody buys shit on here besides a select few.

 

[Markedman]

Yeah the Reverb offer was too good to turn down

 

[motorboy1]

Looks like amp is still for sale on reverb..... huge markup though....

 

[Markedman]

Yeah it’s still for sale but I have a decent offer and a few more hours to take it so I figured I’d let it ride. I can see someone swooping in and paying full price because it is such a rare amplifier and is on many Boogie collector’s bucket list, it’s only been listed for less than 24 hours. I’ve got about 15 offers but one is real close to asking price, more than I would’ve got here even with the fees.
As far as the high markup goes, that’s what I do! I’ve made good money on just about everything I buy I know what it’s worth. A couple years ago I paid $1700 for a guitar that I sold for 11 grand. I paid the guy his full asking price on craigslist and he was very happy to get $1000. I’m happy to make 1000+ on it and the guy buying it from me is probably estatic, the happiest person of all of us. Perhaps the person I’m selling it to is going to turn around and double his money also.

 

[psychodave]

Yeah it’s still for sale but I have a decent offer and a few more hours to take it so I figured I’d let it ride. I can see someone swooping in and paying full price because it is such a rare amplifier and is on many Boogie collector’s bucket list, it’s only been listed for less than 24 hours. I’ve got about 15 offers but one is real close to asking price, more than I would’ve got here even with the fees.
As far as the high markup goes, that’s what I do! I’ve made good money on just about everything I buy I know what it’s worth. A couple years ago I paid $1700 for a guitar that I sold for 11 grand. I paid the guy his full asking price on craigslist and he was very happy to get $1000. I’m happy to make 1000+ on it and the guy buying it from me is probably estatic, the happiest person of all of us. Perhaps the person I’m selling it to is going to turn around and double his money also.

No need to explain. It’s capitalism. You took a risk buying and knowing the product. Now you’re selling it.

 

[Markedman]

Thanks Dave, I excepted the guys offer for 2600. It’s the perfect size to fit double boxed with 1 inch of insulation and a 2‘ x 2‘ x 1‘ Home Depot heavy shipping box, it should arrive to Ohio safely. I will also put a piece of plywood in between the boxes in the front so that if it takes a hard-hit it won’t destroy the front. It was a nice amp and all but I never would use something like that live or in my living room and 1200 (Shipping and reverb fees will be about 400) profit will come in handy.