Evans FET 500 custom LV Amp with ext. Cabinet

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Hank Mann
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Evans FET 500 custom LV Amp with ext. Cabinet

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Howdy, I am selling my Evans Amp. It was custom built for me by Daryll Stephans around 1990 or so. Super clean and punchy tone, great weapon against over zealous guitar players. Original eclipse speaker on top and an Eminence on the bottom. I've got it on Craigslist for $1200 obo
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Sho-Bud Pro 1 10 string E9
1956 Fender triple neck
Fender Vibroverb re issue
Evans FET500 custom LV
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www.reverbnation.com/hankmann
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Hank Mann
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Feed Back Please !!

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Is the price too high or just not a popular amp???
Sho-Bud Pro 1 10 string E9
1956 Fender triple neck
Fender Vibroverb re issue
Evans FET500 custom LV
steelman@ca.rr.com
www.reverbnation.com/hankmann
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Mike Wheeler
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Post by Mike Wheeler »

Hank, I'd suggest doing a search for "Evans" in the Amps and Accessories section to see what they have sold for. That will give you a much better idea of a fair market price than anyone's opinion.

And, yes, they are well liked among steel players.
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Post by Mike Kowalik »

The trend these days is smaller and lighter.This amp appears to be the large cabinet model......they usually go for between $400-500...depending on physical condition.....same for the speaker cabinet...that would probably go for $300 max.....based only on what I've seen here in the past.


However...as said here on The Forum many times in the past....."it's only worth what someone will pay for it".
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