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@Chester ...
Thanks for the feedback, mate - much appreciated. The amp certainly does sit well in the mix.
Just running it around three quarters for natural break-up in bypass mode (non-MV), which is indeed crisp and articulate - and not mic'd (just the sound in the room from the speaker). It's very much what this amp is about and, as it's a slightly oversized combo cabinet, it does fill the space in the room.
Running a Klone in front for the lead sections.
Ta
Midweek bump and likely final price drop to 1200, which is what I've been offered px at Coda.
All your hand-wired Swart tone in "as new" condition with a hefty saving off new . . .
Good luck with the sale.
Thanks, Dan - needless to say, let me know if circumstances change.
Final bump on here after a recent spell of having my time wasted.
Price now 1100 GBP.
Seriously good amp, massive saving to be had on what I paid last year (2.2k) and what these are now priced at (2.5k!).
Perfect condition, serviced, new valves, all original packaging and "case candy" - complete with foot switch (for valve-driven spring reverb and tremolo).
Seriously great tone - old school approach is to operate it in bypass mode and just crank it up to suit, or use the MV at home (no attenuator needed here).
Over-sized cab to the other comparable Swart AST amps (nothing "boxy" about this tone) and essentially the same circuit as those amps (with the addition of the hard-switchable MV / bypass mode).
Maybe if it was a Carr?
@NigelP - always a relief to know gear has shipped safely. The amp has undoubtedly gone to a good home - enjoy it in good health for many years to come.
Absolute pleasure dealing with you, too.