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One of my dream guitars, what looks like 16" mounted pickup peerless monarch. Also a leslie 145 6550 power tubes 30 watt speaker. Pickup only. You might get it fairly cheap if you get to northern ohio. The leslie went for $627. I played through one with a big muff once. It was awsome before it failed. I think it needs an input impedance changed or something before it can be used with a guitar.
Peerless Archtop & Acoustic Guitars Monarch Electric Guitar W/case(power Tested) | ShopGoodwill.com
Leslie Organ Speaker Model 145 | ShopGoodwill.comLast edited by Brian859; 11-06-2024 at 04:20 PM.
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11-03-2024 05:54 PM
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Yeah, I saw both of those, bidding is getting too high on the Peerless though. An old Polytone Mini-brute II amp sold the other day for $155 -- Polytone Guitar Amp | ShopGoodwill.com
The pick-up only items are often a steal, as you suggested, far less bidding competition on them. A Yamaha 2x12 amp I own sold for $30 last week, pick-up only in Hawaii. But aside from those, I see better deals on eBay now-a-days and unlike the Good Will items, you can return them if they are defective.
This looked interesting, I spoke to the guy who fabricated it (via email), said it's a prototype designed for harmonica amplification, which retailed for $995 - it wasn't made by the Lone Wolf Blues Company as they claim -- Lone Wolf Blues Company Amp | ShopGoodwill.com
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Your probably right. But its still interesting to check out and maybe someone may be looking for those. The peerless might have a little bit left in the price and looks in good shape. Well, its over a grand this morning.
Last edited by Brian859; 11-04-2024 at 08:34 AM.
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The Good Will site is just too popular now, you can find better prices elsewhere, and with return/refund privileges, for example:
Peerless Monarch 2009
Some Good Will sellers offer better deals on eBay.
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Originally Posted by Mick-7
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