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Backline Wesley Audio and Music As of 8-16 Backline Wesley Audio and Music as of 8-16 Page 1 1-Marshall year-1972 50 watt head 1-Marshall year 1972 100 watt head 1-Marshall Artist 3203 Tube head (Billy Gibbons) 1-Marshall JTM 30 1x12 combo amp with reverb (good match with Fender deluxe Reverb) 1-Marshall Straight 4x10 closed back cabinet with original Celestions 1-Marshall Vintage Straight 4x12 with original Celestions 1-Marshall Vintage Angle 4x12 with EV 12M Classic 2-Marshall Vintage Straight Cabinet with JBL D120’s 1-Marshall Vintage Angle 4x12 Cabinet with JBL D120’s (hyper-vintage paper to paper edge cone) 1-Marshall Vintage 2x15 bass cabinet 1-Fender Twin Reverb Vintage Silver Face JBL D120 Speakers 1-Fender Quad Reverb (4x12) Vintage Silver Face original speakers 1-Fender Super Reverb Vintage Silver Face original speakers and Celestion 1-Fender Blonde Basman with 2x12 cabinet original 12’s 1-Fender Tweed Deluxe 1955 Vintage original 1-Fender Super Reverb Silver Face 2 original speakers, 2 Celestion vintage (Jimmy Hall used for harp and swooned) 1-Fender Bassman Silver Face vintage head 1-Fender Blackface Deluxe with Altec Lansing 417 speaker (1965 vintage) 1-Traynor 15 watt YBA-2B Vintage Bass Mate tube bass combo 1x15 (great for guitar) 1-Traynor 80 watt tube combo 2x12 2 channel with over-drive (great amp—like a Twin with available overdrive channel) 1-Traynor K1 keyboard amp (3 channel) 1-Traynor Dyna Bass 300 watt bass head 1-Traynor NEO 15 bass cabinet (warm lows and crystal clear highs) 1-Sunn Concert Bass head (vintage) 1-Sunn Coliseum Bass head (vintage) 1-Sunn 2x15 Bass cabinet (vintage) 1-Acoustic 370 bass head 1-Sound City Concord 2x12 Combo Vintage tube amp with reverb (vibe all over) 1-Vox AC15 tube amp (purple) (similar in power and performance to Fender Deluxe Reverb) 1-Vox Vintage 4x12 speaker cabinet (super Beatle) 1-Kustom Vintage 100 head (roll and pleat) bass or guitar 1-Kustom Vintage 100 head (roll and pleat) PA 4 channel with reverb (great for guitar and or keys and bass) 1-Kustom Vintage 2x15 JBL speaker cabinet (roll and pleat) 1-Ampeg SVT bass head 1-Custom 4x12 bass cabinet (monster on wheels) 1-Vintage Kasino 2x15 Bass Cabinet with Altec Lansing speakers (phenomenal) (same as used by Berry Oakley) (Oteil Burbridge, Berry Oakley Jr. used) 1-Custom Wesley design bass speaker cabinet set 1-2x10 cab and 1- 1x15 cab ( both are tuned to 30 Hz for fundamental low B) 1-Vintage 2x15 Marshall bass cabinet 1-Music Man HD130 tube head 1-Music Man 130 combo 1x15 guitar 1-Standel “The Studio X” 2x10 solid state combo amp (sweet) 1-Peavey Classic 30 1x12 tube combo amp 2-Wesley 15 watt tube “Wedgie” 1x12 combo amp (volume/tone--little screamer) page 2 Hammond Organs A,B,C with Leslie 1- GEM 88 weighted classic Promega 2 keyboard (has superb Rhoades, Clav and Wurlitzer) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92wPbbe5Tpw 1- GEM 88 key Pro 2 keyboard https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3Iii8WYIA4 1-Traynor K1 keyboard amp (3 channel) Drums 1 full set of Yamaha Absolute Maple (brown) 1-Vintage set of Camco (full size 12 13 16 22) 1-vintage set Camco (Jazz 12 14 18) 1-set vintage Arbiter (green) (single screw tuning) 1-vintage set of Premier (black) Numerous snares Variety of cymbals Hardware _______________________________________ Numerous vintage guitars. Acoustic and Electric Acoustic upright pianos Band Instruments Microphones Stands Cables Speakers, passive and powered Anchor (battery powered speakers) Complete Sound packages CALL US FOR PRICING 478-986-7093 .
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