Anyone looking for an Allen?

[Help!I'maRock!]

https://reverb.com/item/5504838-cla...er-w-foot-switch-swart-night-light-attenuator

That turret board looks tight.

 

[OGG]

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Sent from Crab Nebulae via reverse engineered alien technology

 

[Knox in Box]

 

[Chad]

Wish I had $1,300 to burn.

 

[gtrjunior]

Not typically the type of amp I gravitate toward but I'd like it if I had the $....which I don't.

 

[Tiltsta]

Looks super nice. Sadly, I can't buy anything that plugs in to a US outlet anymore.

 

[Guitar Heel]

:hmm:

 

[Guitar Heel]

The 10" speaker will likely save me from myself.

 

[jelloman]

The 10" speaker will likely save me from myself.

 

[Chad]

The 10" speaker will likely save me from myself.

I think we can easily cut a new baffle to hold a 12"

 

[Guitar Heel]

I think we can easily cut a new baffle to hold a 12"

I was waiting for this.

 

[Wyatt]

Not knocking the guys build quality, but $1200 is seems high for a used, kit-built Allen. Used Sweet Spots built by Davis Allen don't command that much. Much, much harder to flip the one built from kits.

Not sure how much more to kick in for the switch and attenuator.

 

[Guitar Heel]

Not knocking the guys build quality, but $1200 is seems high for a used, kit-built Allen. Used Sweet Spots built by Davis Allen don't command that much. Much, much harder to flip the one built from kits.

Not sure how much more to kick in for the switch and attenuator.

The attenuator sells for 200 new, so maybe 125?

 

[Guitar Heel]

So I decided that I didn't need a new amp, for these reasons:

1. I realized that I can stick a 6L6 in my small Nace without re-biasing.

2. I have 2 non-working, vintage Fender Bandmasters collecting dust for no apparent reason.

3. I already have a grab-n-go amp in the form of a Vox VT15 that honestly sounds pretty good.

4. Guitars are fun to buy.

5. Pedals too.

6. I'm not even very good at playing guitar (and should really just invest in some lessons).

 

[Help!I'maRock!]

So I decided that I didn't need a new amp, for these reasons:

1. I realized that I can stick a 6L6 in my small Nace without re-biasing.

2. I have 2 non-working, vintage Fender Bandmasters collecting dust for no apparent reason.

3. I already have a grab-n-go amp in the form of a Vox VT15 that honestly sounds pretty good.

4. Guitars are fun to buy.

5. Pedals too.

6. I'm not even very good at playing guitar (and should really just invest in some lessons).

You should get those Bandmasters working and take lessons from Mark.

 

[Guitar Heel]

You should get those Bandmasters working and take lessons from Mark.

Errrrmerrgerd gerrrd errrderr.

I used to take lesssons from the aforementioned, but had to stop due to a changing work schedule. My schedule, for now, is pretty static once again.

 

[Help!I'maRock!]

Errrrmerrgerd gerrrd errrderr.

I used to take lesssons from the aforementioned, but had to stop due to a changing work schedule. My schedule, for now, is pretty static once again.

You can rub that static out with some dryer sheets.

 

[speakerjones]

Man, that's the amp I really want, but I do want it with a 12" and would prefer an Allen built one, especially at that price.

 

[Chad]

You should get those Bandmasters working and take lessons from Mark.

I've been telling him forever to get those things fixed. We could rattle the roof of that barn with those things

 

[Guitar Heel]

I've been telling him forever to get those things fixed. We could rattle the roof of that barn with those things

It's gonna happen. Don't forget the cab that may be taller than you.