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Shaw Retro Mod 15 w/ Warehouse Veteran 30 loaded 1x12 Cab
Estimated price for orientation: 1 000 $
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition
This amp is in MINT condition and has been very well taken of. Comes with a matching 1x12 cab loaded with a Warehouse 30 speaker. The side of the cab has a few minor blemishes that I've covered up and is barely noticeable. Just had the head re-tubed. Also upgraded the transformer with a Mercury Magnetics Tone Clone Plus. Everything has been tested and is in perfect working order. Both the head and cab come with a padded D2F soft case. This amp and cab is $1800 new. Will trade for a Fractal AX8. Will ship from Tulsa, OK for free. The Retro-Mod 15 is a new addition to the Shaw lineup in response to customer's request for a Class A, cathode bias, 6V6 based amp, that brings amps like the beloved Tweed Deluxe into the 21st century. The Retro-Mod is NOT a clone of any amp, but instead, picks up where others left off. Each amp is hand built using vintage transformers (when available) and use some of the finest modern boutique quality components ( Sozo, Orange Drop, JJ's, Cliffs, Belton, etc.). The Retro-Mod 15 is not just "hand wired", but is true point to point construction with absolutely no circuit boards or turret boards. Solid copper, single point grounding enhances an already short and pristine signal path. All of this adds up to a touch sensitive amp with a tighter, less "flubby", bottom and a smooth top end that is not harsh or brittle. Controls consist of a Volume, Tone, Boost switch, and rear panel 8 ohm output. Volume and Tone are musically interactive while the Boost switch parallels two stages of a 12AX7 for a nice fat bump in gain without altering the tone print of the amp. The simplicity of the Retro-Mod's preamp also makes it extremely "pedal friendly". Hit it with a transparent mid-gain boost pedal like the Creation Audio Labs MK 4.23 or Holy Fire and it is hard to tell where the pedal stops and the amp begins!
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| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition |
This amp is in MINT condition and has been very well taken of. Comes with a matching 1x12 cab loaded with a Warehouse 30 speaker. The side of the cab has a few minor blemishes that I've covered up and is barely noticeable. Just had the head re-tubed. Also upgraded the transformer with a Mercury Magnetics Tone Clone Plus. Everything has been tested and is in perfect working order. Both the head and cab come with a padded D2F soft case. This amp and cab is $1800 new. Will trade for a Fractal AX8. Will ship from Tulsa, OK for free. The Retro-Mod 15 is a new addition to the Shaw lineup in response to customer's request for a Class A, cathode bias, 6V6 based amp, that brings amps like the beloved Tweed Deluxe into the 21st century. The Retro-Mod is NOT a clone of any amp, but instead, picks up where others left off. Each amp is hand built using vintage transformers (when available) and use some of the finest modern boutique quality components ( Sozo, Orange Drop, JJ's, Cliffs, Belton, etc.). The Retro-Mod 15 is not just "hand wired", but is true point to point construction with absolutely no circuit boards or turret boards. Solid copper, single point grounding enhances an already short and pristine signal path. All of this adds up to a touch sensitive amp with a tighter, less "flubby", bottom and a smooth top end that is not harsh or brittle. Controls consist of a Volume, Tone, Boost switch, and rear panel 8 ohm output. Volume and Tone are musically interactive while the Boost switch parallels two stages of a 12AX7 for a nice fat bump in gain without altering the tone print of the amp. The simplicity of the Retro-Mod's preamp also makes it extremely "pedal friendly". Hit it with a transparent mid-gain boost pedal like the Creation Audio Labs MK 4.23 or Holy Fire and it is hard to tell where the pedal stops and the amp begins!