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Re: A amp for you Weir players
PostPosted:Tue Apr 27, 2010 1:21 pm
by playingdead
Didn't catch the model # ... and it's a combo amp, not a head, doubt it's rack mountable ... I think it was only like $385 or something, though.
Re: A amp for you Weir players
PostPosted:Wed Apr 28, 2010 6:34 am
by strumminsix
playingdead wrote:Didn't catch the model # ... and it's a combo amp, not a head, doubt it's rack mountable ... I think it was only like $385 or something, though.
Actually it's an RM80DR. And it can be pulled out!!! I'm trying to negotiate a price now!
Re: A amp for you Weir players
PostPosted:Wed Apr 28, 2010 6:36 am
by playingdead
Go get 'er, dude!
Re: A amp for you Weir players
PostPosted:Thu Apr 29, 2010 10:44 pm
by zambiland
I used to play Johnny D's and go see shows there all the time. Great venue! I remember that guitar shop well. I'm surprised it's still there. It's nice to see that deals can still be had. I remember when the Cambridge Music Center in Porter Sq. had rows of Fenders and Gibsons all around $300-700 and Twins for around $500, Deluxes for $350. Ah, well. those were the days.
Hey, you, kid, get offa my lawn!
Re: A amp for you Weir players
PostPosted:Fri Apr 30, 2010 5:02 am
by mkaufman
RM-80 is a nice one! I sold mine when I landed the RM-150.
mk
Re: A amp for you Weir players
PostPosted:Fri Apr 30, 2010 5:06 am
by strumminsix
mkaufman wrote:RM-80 is a nice one! I sold mine when I landed the RM-150.
mk
It's funny... I have a line on an RM-150-DR now. IF that doesn't come through I'll get the 80.
BTW, MK, who did the service on yours?
Re: A amp for you Weir players
PostPosted:Mon May 03, 2010 7:56 am
by strumminsix
mkaufman wrote:RM-80 is a nice one! I sold mine when I landed the RM-150.
mk
Thanks, MK! FYI to others, I found an RM-150 so this one is likely still for sale. They are holding firm on their price of $295 which was more than I was willing to spend.