For Sale: Vox AC15, Floyd Rose Tremolo, & Jackson Dinky

[Halowords]

I am clearing out some stuff to make room for the new baby stuff and to make a bit of money for day care. That and my wife does not think my A/B separate clean-&-dirty amp setup idea was all that cool. Anyway . . .

Vox AC15CC1. Pretty much like new. A couple very minor nicks in the Tolex that were there when I bought it new, otherwise in perfect condition. Very little use since I got it during my last semester of grad school and played after a 2 min. or longer warm up at very low volumes so it is very fresh. Everything is stock and it has the paperwork, manual, and footswitch.

I have it on eBay, but am open to offers to buy it outright. I do not really need anything for trades. Auction URL is here:

http://tinyurl.com/yusqn2

Floyd Rose Tremolo Bridge. This is off a Jackson Dinky. The tremolo was set up all the way in the down position (with five springs so it could only do dives) by the first owner and apparently used like a fixed bridge. I used it only rarely since I prefer fixed bridges. As such, it is in very good shape. Also on eBay here:

http://tinyurl.com/242oex

Also for sale, the neck and body of the Jackson Dinky the Tremolo came from. The neck is a bolt-on reverse headstock Jackson neck. It is pretty good shape with some wear. There is a very minor ding in the neck, small and just in the finish, and a scratch, about 1/4 of an inch long and just in the finish. Both could probably be either buffed out or touched up, neither show up in pictures. There is some fretwear, not major but noticeable with the strings off. There are also some minor nicks in the paint on the headstock. VERY small, cosmetic only, but there. Otherwise, a straight-looking neck and a nice playing 24-fret bolt-on neck.

The body . . . Basic black HSS SuperStrat Dinky body. It is structurally fine, sounds nice, but has chips in the paint. The wood looks totally intact, not scratched, but there are some serious cosmetic scratches and dings in the paint. It came to me that way, I did NOT do that to it. It had all kinds of cheesy Motley Crue decals and crap, but once I got those off it played nice and just needed some paint a/o sand/stain/clearcoat or something like that. I got it to refinish but do not have the time or need since I have barely enough time for my other three guitars. In fact, the one I end up playing all of the time is pretty much just my Hamer Studio . Still, this would be nice for a project body for a total refinish or touch-up with black paint. Sounds nicer than it looks. I did not have the time to put them on eBay, but I will take offers. I have pics if anybody is interested; I can post them on here, post links to them on PhotoBucket, or email them. Just let me know.

-Cheers