Marshall AVT Tribute 50W

BGood

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I was offered one (mint) in a trade, that would be $$ favorable to me (would cost me $250 CAD). Would be for home use only.

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I am not a Marshall connoisseur. I once had an Origin 20 and didn't bond with it.

What's the good and the bad of it ?
If I don't like it, are they easy to sell ?
 

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If your deaf or don't have anybody to bother it's excellent . Needs to be cranked to get good sound out of it .
 

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These have a decent clean channel and does do a pretty good marhsall sound up to mid-gain. Once you try to do high gain, it does this very bees-in-a-can type thing and self-scoops... Don't know about how easy it'd be to sell it. It was kind of a quintessential bedroom amp for many years before the line6 stuff became popular.
 

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At $250 CAD, I'd expect to be able to break even on it around here (Halifax, these days). In the current market I wouldn't expect to be able to do so quickly though.

I'd want to be closer to $200 on it personally based on my the market here (pretty dead right now).

I don't have much hands on experience though as far as actual sound and use for that type of Marshall.
 


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