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Ninanina
24-11-2013, 17:10
I can't quite believe that I will sell this superb amp but I so want my new toy I may consider it if someone wants to offer a reasonable price for it

They cost £190 new and as some will know I've only had this a couple of months or so, obviously mint

I also have a battery lead, made by Temple for me, that will fit on most 12v mini batteries with 4-5mm posts that I will throw in. It will fit batteries such as the Yuasa pictured

PM if interested

Luckily as it is so small postage is not a problem and I have original packaging etc

Pics are library pics but you get the idea

mr sneff
24-11-2013, 17:43
Pity, a week too late, I've just ordered one!

Ninanina
24-11-2013, 18:03
Pity, a week too late, I've just ordered one!

No worries, you are in for a treat once you get yours

mr sneff
24-11-2013, 18:06
No worries, you are in for a treat once you get yours
Can't wait!

brian2957
24-11-2013, 18:40
This is a cracking little amp and I use one myself . I hope your new toy is worth it Bev :lol:

Ninanina
24-11-2013, 18:43
This is a cracking little amp and I use one myself . I hope your new toy is worth it Bev :lol:

Well I hope my new toy will be great and it makes a change from buying hifi......

Oldpinkman
24-11-2013, 18:55
Well I hope my new toy will be great and it makes a change from buying hifi......

The mind boggles ;)

Ninanina
24-11-2013, 19:27
The mind boggles ;)

It's to MAKE your own music rather than re-produce it !! :scratch:

rubber duck
24-11-2013, 20:21
I may consider it if someone wants to offer a reasonable price for it

Bev, what's a reasonable price? Is warranty transferable? Thanks.

Ninanina
24-11-2013, 20:28
Bev, what's a reasonable price? Is warranty transferable? Thanks.


Hi Jeff
I've not really thought too much about what might be 'reasonable' so make me an offer by PM and I may well accept it. I don't know whether the warranty is transferable but I can't see any reason why not; John Clayton at Temple is a super guy to deal with so I see no reason why not

Let me know what you think

Oldpinkman
24-11-2013, 21:15
It's to MAKE your own music rather than re-produce it !! :scratch:

Washboard? Spoons? Tame soprano (a myth - they're not tameable). If its a guitar they don't run out that cheap. The maton messiah I have just written to santa for is the best part of £3000 :(

Ninanina
24-11-2013, 21:19
Washboard? Spoons? Tame soprano (a myth - they're not tameable). If its a guitar they don't run out that cheap. The maton messiah I have just written to santa for is the best part of £3000 :(

Richard
You are correct, it's an electric guitar. I've not decided which one as yet but I'm having my first lesson tomorrow night, can't wait...:guitar:

Oldpinkman
24-11-2013, 21:23
Richard
You are correct, it's an electric guitar. I've not decided which one as yet but I'm having my first lesson tomorrow night, can't wait...:guitar:

Cool. Lessons are good. If you want a great resource google justin sandercoe :)

Ninanina
24-11-2013, 21:27
Thanks for the heads up on Justin... will be a great help :thumbsup:

It was going to be the violin but I thought as I used to strum a bit on the guitar when I was a little girly I thought it might be a little bit easier to pick it up and you can't really play violin along with most of my music I thought guitar would have a wider scope for me.... Also electric guitars are soooo sexy..... :D

Oldpinkman
24-11-2013, 21:44
Thanks for the heads up on Justin... will be a great help :thumbsup:

It was going to be the violin but I thought as I used to strum a bit on the guitar when I was a little girly I thought it might be a little bit easier to pick it up and you can't really play violin along with most of my music I thought guitar would have a wider scope for me.... Also electric guitars are soooo sexy..... :D

Electrics are easier on the fingers than acoustics for a beginner too. If you have neighbours think about a korg pandora. Even the oldest version is fine. You should get one on fleabay for aroubd £30 or less. (And guitar leads aren't directional! ) ;)

Joe
24-11-2013, 21:46
Electrics are easier on the fingers than acoustics for a beginner too. If you have neighbours think about a korg pandora. Even the oldest version is fine. You should get one on fleabay for aroubd £30 or less. (And guitar leads aren't directional! ) ;)

Do they need to 'burn in'?

brian2957
24-11-2013, 21:48
WOW ! Enjoy your new venture Bev :)

Ninanina
24-11-2013, 22:34
I've had quite a few offers on the Bantam

I am currently considering one of the more sensible offers :)

Ninanina
24-11-2013, 23:46
Well I had loads of interest and decided to sell it after all and it is now SOLD

Thanks for your interest and offers