SOLD - Lazy J20 with vac and reverb

cbellanga

Long story short bought this one used from someone on the Lazy J FB group but also have a non-reverb coming from Jesse in November. Was planning to use both but ended up with a smoking Kendrick 2410 from a trade and can't really justify having 3 tweeds!

It's a very early one 0911! I believe Jesse has done himself the original cabinet.
The tweed is a bit marked after many gigs I suppose but the amp is perfectly fine.
It has the old school reverb Fender-like rounded footswitch and a well-broken Celestion Blue.

Looking for £1850 - collection from London (SE9) or happy to post if you sort out the courier.

monkey42

@i_b_tulloch ;

Kebabkid

@Alex335

benmurray85

aaarrrggggghhhh god I desperately want to sell my Les Paul so I can finally grab one of these!!! All I can say at the mo is GLWS!

smogfalls

Godamn!... The Lazy J's age beautifully ... even the wear looks killer!

cbellanga

smogfalls said:

Godamn!... The Lazy J's age beautifully ... even the wear looks killer!

thanks mate! it's still here

SimpleSimon

What was the thought process behind Ordering the non reverb model? What are you using for reverb?

fretfinder

cbellanga said: It has the old school reverb Fender-like rounded footswitch and a well-broken Celestion Blue.

Are you going to replace the speaker then...? 

cbellanga

SimpleSimon said:

What was the thought process behind Ordering the non reverb model? What are you using for reverb?

Well I've been using a flint to cover trem/reverb with my Princeton non-reverb 1964. Just keeping things consistent really (+ less stuff on the amp's sound, less weight to carry, less things to break etc)

cbellanga

fretfinder said:

cbellanga said: It has the old school reverb Fender-like rounded footswitch and a well-broken Celestion Blue.

Are you going to replace the speaker then...? 

haha that speaker has been in the amp for quite a while! They're like best friends .. wouldn't think of separating them

SimpleSimon

cbellanga said:

SimpleSimon said:

What was the thought process behind Ordering the non reverb model? What are you using for reverb?

Well I've been using a flint to cover trem/reverb with my Princeton non-reverb 1964. Just keeping things consistent really (+ less stuff on the amp's sound, less weight to carry, less things to break etc)

Only asking as i was thinking along similar lines when i ordered but ended up going for reverb

hotpickups

I had no reverb or Trem when I ordered mine and bought the Flint to cover those two. However the beauty of the j20 is you can add both of those at later date like I did I.e. Reverb. Sold the Flint since which was an awesome pedal IMO

cbellanga

Bump!

DrCornelius

Im not here for the amp as much as I'd love it. Just wanted to check in with a fellow SE9 boy - I'm originally a Mottingham lad, moved out at 16.

good luck with the sale :-)

SimpleSimon

cant believe this hasn't sold already

hotpickups

SimpleSimon said:

cant believe this hasn't sold already

Me too. Bargain. Just need to add the trem module and you'll have the full monty for under £2000

Strat_a_tat_tat

How much do these cost new nowadays?

fretfinder

Strat_a_tat_tat said:

How much do these cost new nowadays?

It's a bit like the King of Tone scenario... The Lazy Js only cost £500 new but the waiting list is so long that you can ask £1700 for a used one!








I am kidding by the way, I think they are around £2.5k depending what extras you order but I don't know exactly. And there's a long waiting list. 

cbellanga

price drop bump!!!

cbellanga

wow cant believe this is still here bump ..

fretfinder

hotpickups said:

SimpleSimon said:

cant believe this hasn't sold already

Me too. Bargain. Just need to add the trem module and you'll have the full monty for under £2000

Is the trem module less than £200 then?