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Price drop: Hiwatt Higain 50 2x12

MarkeebeeMarkeebee Frets: 62
edited August 2018 in Amps £
Absolute beast of a brute of an amp. Does those brutal huge Hiwatt cleans every bit as well as you'd hope, with the added bonus of a rocktastic drive channel.

One small graze in the tolex, otherwise as brand new. Never gigged, been sat in our rehearsal space for six months, used once a fortnight. Comes with multi function footswitch and manual written by a six year old child.

Just bought a '78 JMP 50W combo, kind of my dream amp, so this has to go. £999 new, cheapest used I can find on ebay is £699, so I reckon £600 is a proper gnarly price unless you know different.

It's quite compact for a 2x12, but still weighs more than a horse. Collection only from Brighton, please.
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  • MarkeebeeMarkeebee Frets: 62







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  • MarkeebeeMarkeebee Frets: 62
    Get on
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  • MarkeebeeMarkeebee Frets: 62
    Chaps, is £600 a decent price for this, do you think? Tbh, I'm not really sure where to pitch it. 
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  • MatthewShredderyMatthewShreddery Frets: 861
    That looks like an epic amp!
    I know nothing about them, but it looks like it doesn't mess around !
    My Trading Feedback:
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  • meltedbuzzboxmeltedbuzzbox Frets: 10339
    Markeebee said:
    Chaps, is £600 a decent price for this, do you think? Tbh, I'm not really sure where to pitch it. 
    Hiwatt pricing is all over the shop at the moment to be honest fella. 
    I couldn't even make a suggestion
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  • MarkeebeeMarkeebee Frets: 62
    Are we not liking this?
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  • MarkeebeeMarkeebee Frets: 62
    Price drop to £500.  That's less than a pound per bollock.
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