QUICK!! AIMS AMP!!

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290439017584&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_500wt_948

The last drummer I played with let us practice at his place and he had 2 of these for us to use.
AMAZING USA (hand) built amps. Take pedals really really well... I could go on and on....

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[tchen]

man, just when i thought id finally figured out i was going to find a traynor to buy. these look SWEET. i feel like $450 + shipping might be a little much given there are limited concrete details about the build of these amps... and it seems like they might be a little difficult to work on... but still, i want to find one. wish this one was a little close to illinois and i could save shipping. thanks for showing me this!

[inface]

man, just when i thought id finally figured out i was going to find a traynor to buy. these look SWEET. i feel like $450 + shipping might be a little much given there are limited concrete details about the build of these amps... and it seems like they might be a little difficult to work on... but still, i want to find one. wish this one was a little close to illinois and i could save shipping. thanks for showing me this!

Sure!

fwiw, the build quality is every bit as good as traynor or fender (prob. better than a fender from the same era).
No harder to work on than ANY hand made tube amp.

These amps don't get a lot of "press" because the company was small and had a limited production but damn, they are sweet.