FS: Another B Stock H&K Switchblade 50 Combo

[elduave]

You know 'em, you love 'em. Sold with full H&K warranty. Very minor demo wear, 2 plastic caps from handle mounts missing. You get the amp, footswitch and power cable, just as it came to us from H&K. Manual available via download. $999 + actual ship. Continental US only, no trades, 72-hour approval, buyer pays return shipping. Thanks for looking.

[harry65]

You know 'em, you love 'em. Sold with full H&K warranty. Very minor demo wear, 2 plastic caps from handle mounts missing. You get the amp, footswitch and power cable, just as it came to us from H&K. Manual available via download. $999 + actual ship. Continental US only, no trades, 72-hour approval, buyer pays return shipping. Thanks for looking.

tried one of those out at a dealer down here, wow!!!!!!!!! serious gain and sick crunch, gotta love that german engineering, if i wasn't gettin ready to buy a t-51 i'd be all over it...................

[tythety]

From my review posted on another site:

This amp is totally sweet. When you get it you'll think you have four amps in one - wrong. It's many more. Clean is almost like a Fender twin - totally punchy - yet on the Clean channel you can easily dial in an incredibly open crunch tone, on the Crunch you can get a great clean sound by just rolling back your guitar's volume, the Ultra channel is thick and creamy and but by scooping the mids all the way down then pushing the bass and treble up it's a Metal Monster. The Lead channel is a soloist's dream not only because of it's sustain but it's gain structure is designed to be louder than the other channels giving you that "second master" type sound that H&K is famous for.

The programability helps me is because I don't have to change tone settings when I change from my tele to a LP. I have a bank setup for each of one of my guitars: Fenders, Hamers and Zions with humbucker, singles or P90s. The only knob I change is the master volume to suite my stage.

For my applications it's a perfect amp and for someone who needs lots of different tones and effects at the flick of a switch.