4 Results: New & Used in Guitars & Amps in Dernancourt 5075, SA

Awesome light weight head. These are no longer in production. Check out the Quilter Owner's group on Facebook to see how much praise these get. This one comes with soft carry bag and an Ibanez 4 button footswitch that has been modded to work with the Quilter (plus a long Cat5 cable to go with it). The 4 buttons control 4 of the functions and any standard 2 button footswitch can be plugged into the footswitch with a TRS cable to activate the other 2 footswitchable functions. I can modify the ped

Ibanez's take on the legendary Marshall 1960a. Similar size angled cabinet but with Ibanez 4 x 12" Ibanez "POWER JAM" speakers. Switchable mono/stereo same as a 1960a. Castors for easy transport. Sounds good. A couple of rips in the tolex as shown in the photos but still rock solid. Cheapest full size quad box you will find.

-Guitar Legends: The Evolution Of The Guitar From Fender To G+L. Personally signed by George Fullarton and Phyllis Fender in 1995 when they promoted G+L in Australia. The gave a hand signed book to all their distributors in Australia. ( I have 2 copies $200 each)

-Loaded with a 15 inch late 1990s Celestion speaker K15T200. 4 Ohms. Made in England. 200watts.

This parlor guitar is a beautifully, warm sounding guitar with a low action , unlike many parlor guitars of that era. It is in very good condition considering it is over 80 years old, however it does have a hairline crack on the back of the body which can be seen in the pictures. This model was only available in 1939 and is a beautiful piece of American pre-war history. Original hardcase included.

(Price reduced) This is a very stylishly-simple 16"-wide x-braced archtop. According to the very useful "Other Brands of Gibson" book, this is a G-4 model. That means solid mahogany back, sides, and neck, spruce top, and a rosewood fretboard. The G-4 features a sunburst top, single-bound body, a raised fire-stripe pickguard, and an adjustable rosewood bridge. Unlike other Cromwells, this example is a very early 1935 model that doesn't have a white celluloid inlay down the centre of the fingerbo

(Price Reduced) Model KG32 made in the Gibson factory in 1939. This model was made from******1942. These 16" beauties were one of the top end models of the Kalamazoo range and feature a carved Spruce top and Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard. Fully bound body and neck with checkerboard binding and a lovely "V" profile mahogany neck. This is basically the same as a Gibson L50. Added neck pickup and piezo bridge pickup with volume and pan controls. Non original tuners. Comes the original case which

Custom made by Darren Griffin (The Luthiers Lot) Adelaide Manufactured in 1995 Body- Australian Cherry top with Tasmanian Blackwood back 22 Fret Indian Rosewood fingerboard Gotoh G131 custom pickups ** Personally signed by Buddy Guy when he was in Adelaide in 1995. Photo of Buddy Guy holding the guitar prior to signing it. **Photo included with the sale. Comes with a 1980s Fender USA hardcase

Selling a relatively rare Dan Armstrong 60 watt amp head. These were made in the early 70's (1972/73), after Dan moved to England, became a consultant for Orange, parted ways and hooked up the Boosey and Hawkes Distributors. This amp took a new approach to amplification and utilized an 8 band graphic EQ "tone shaping" circuit. Solid state preamp with a tube power stage gives this amp a sparkling sound with a tight bass response. Utilizes 2 EL34 power tubes and one ECC83 Driver tube. It has 2 in

Guitar cab with 2x12 inch 1950s Jensen USA speakers as used in Fender amplifiers. Speaker 1 dates to 1954 with stamps 220425 P12Q Speaker 2 dates to 1958 with stamps 220823 P12Q Both speakers are 8 ohms and are currently wired parallel therefore the cab is running at 4 ohms. The speakers are original with no repairs and in very good condition. They are fully functional and produce a beautiful vintage tone associated with Fender amps. Ideal to use as is or refurbish an old Fender amp. Very rare