FS - Cornford Harlequin Guitar Amp

Posted on Tue 1st, May 2018

• #1

lardy
Just in case some of the guitarists here are after a new or another amp...

Cornford Harlequin. All tube 7 watts, does a bit of clean but breaks up relatively early and is marshal voiced from JTM style onwards. Can get pretty gainy and loud. Ive gigged in pubs with this. Previous owner has fitted a Celestion G12H heritage speaker which is smoother than the original (more vintage sounding).

Condition is really good. There are no tears to the Tolex and corners are protected.

Its a relatively big cabinet for a 1x12 combo but this really helps open the sound out and take away the inherent boxiness of the 1 by combo.

Nice amp. Selling to fund a Roland JC.

Im after £300. Its heavyish so if your in the M25 I can drop off or you can pick up from SE7 Charlton.

Some pics if I can work it out....

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• #2

Dooks-Fatberg

Just spotted this. Link it to the Guitar Nerds thread. Lovely amp.
• #3

Dooks-Fatberg

Did you sell?

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