30w combo, transistor guitar amplifier, single speaker.

Ideal as a practice amp, although it can go a little louder than a typical practice amp.

The clean channel is very clean until it is turned up high, the second (dirty) channel has a lot of gain.

I found that the clean channel took pedals surprisingly well, in my opinion, which is particularly good if you use an "always on" overdrive - it could even make a decent recording amp in some situations.

In my opinion, it's a lot better than some of the practice amps that they make these days.

It is in used condition, but pretty good for an amp that must be 30 years old or so.

There are some marks to the vinyl covering, a couple of scratches to the metal panel, and some slight rusting to the screw fittings on top of the amp. This probably makes it sound worse than it actually is, but I've tried to be honest. Other than that, it's just a bit dusty.

To be honest, I'll be sad to see this go, as I've owned it from new, but I can't justify owning more than one guitar amp these days.

I don't have the time or materials to package this up for posting, so I'm afraid it will be collection only, from Devizes in Wiltshire.

Any questions, please do give me a shout before buying.