Vintage Guitar Amplifiers

 A highly rated and very versatile 2 channel amp in great condition, works 100% with a few very minor cosmetic flaws. As you can see in the control panel photos, you have plenty of variations to work with and I am including a copy of the manual. Effects loop works great with pedals if you have any favorites, but the variety of sound you can get from this amp, gain, crunch, reverb, etc.lets it generally stand alone.

Output 60 watts at 8 ohms, speaker is a Roland V12-85. In case the photo comes out fuzzy, the controls are Channel Select, Normal Channel - Bright, Crunch 1 & 2, Volume, Bass, Middle and Treble.  Lead Channel - Boost Switch, Pre Volume, Post Volume, Bass, Middle and Treble.   Master Controls, Effect, Effect Level, Reverb, Rectifex Switch, Presence and Master Level Power.

Overall rating from Harmony Central is a 9.4 , here is a sample of two reviews there which will also give you an idea of how it works....Sound Quality
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10

I play blues and rock style. I plug straight in and use the
foot switch to change channels. You don't need pedals with this but if
you use them it reacts real good to them. I set the crunch dial to
crunch 2 on the clean and I use the boost on the drive channel. From
there on I just use my Les Paul volume pots to get different sounds out
of it. It works great, and no more pedals needed. I have a couple of
old Fenders and a new Blues Junior that I use a lot but let me tell ya,
this BC60 is as good as it gets.

Mine is dead stock. It sounds as good as my tube amps in a band setting
and almost as good when played on its own. Sounds just as good at low
volume levels, which is the beauty of solid state. Pre amp volumes act
just like tube pre amps. The crunch switch lets the BC60 sound just
like a mildly overdriven tube amp. No other SS amp I know of will give
you that "in between" breakup sound. Truly this is the BEST SS amp ever
made IMHO

Sound Quality
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10

I use Les Paul guitars mostly. Various Gibson and other high end
pickups. As mentioned, the Roland is versatile for all the styles I
play. Like I said, no problem bringing this to a job with no added
pedals. Great tone and power.

It has a bit of hiss with high gain settings just like any amp. I would
say it is quieter than most SS amps especially the clean channel. The
Vintage 75 Roland speaker breaks up a little at high volumes just like
the Celestion Greenback that Roland based it on.

I use the OD channel for backing rhythms a lot. It has a huge sound as a
rhythm channel with a lot of bottom and a crisp top. I scoop the mids a
little and it rocks solid with a nice clear rhythm sound.

I like to use the clean channel on clean 1 for solos. It's so clear
sounding even with the mids boosted. Harmonics fly off it. It might
sound bass-ackwards but it works real good and sounds killer using o.d.
for rhythm and clean 1 for solos.

Overall this is one AMAZING amp. Other posters said it is better than
some tube amps costing twice as much. Right on. It will totally blow
your mind about solid state amps

The cabinet measures 21x12x18 approx. and the combo weighs 42.5 lbs. Due to it's relatively compact shape it is not too clumsy to carry around and doesn't seem "that heavy"!!
I am estimating shipping weight at 50lbs. and will absorb any overage and refund the difference if it comes to be less.

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