Marshall JTM 30 & Ibanez TB225 Guitar Amps FOR SALE

costafonix

Marshall JTM 30 all valve made in UK. - R3000.
Ibanez TB225 50w solid state, lots of features. - R2000.

Raising cash for another purchase.

Cant upload pics, please PM me with your number or email and I'll send you pics.
JHB

Hasie

I can't find decent info on the JTM30.
Speaker?
Tubes?
Channels?
Controls?

Thanks.

singemonkey

CostaFonix wrote: Cant upload pics

costafonix

2 channel,
Reverb
5881 power tubes
1 x 12 celestion
Emulated DI output
Common eq for normal and boost channel

costafonix

singemonkey wrote:
CostaFonix wrote: Cant upload pics
?

File size of the pics was too big,will try compress and upload tomorrow

costafonix

Marshall sold.

babbalute

CostaFonix wrote:
singemonkey wrote:
CostaFonix wrote: Cant upload pics
?
File size of the pics was too big,will try compress and upload tomorrow

Good old Windows Paint will help you quickly. Open the pic with Windows paint, click on resize and reduce until the pic fits in the screen, save it in either PNG, JPEG or GIF format. Quality is best in PNG worst in GIF format but still acceptable depending the quality you started of with.

Chabenda

babbalute wrote:
CostaFonix wrote:
singemonkey wrote:
CostaFonix wrote: Cant upload pics
?
File size of the pics was too big,will try compress and upload tomorrow

Good old Windows Paint will help you quickly. Open the pic with Windows paint, click on resize and reduce until the pic fits in the screen, save it in either PNG, JPEG or GIF format. Quality is best in PNG worst in GIF format but still acceptable depending the quality you started of with.

I've had trouble even doing that. I ended up inserting the pic onto a Word doc, converting the doc to PDF, clicking and copying the image off the PDF and then using Paint to save it as a JPEG. Long winded but it works.

costafonix

babbalute wrote:
CostaFonix wrote:
singemonkey wrote:
CostaFonix wrote: Cant upload pics
?
File size of the pics was too big,will try compress and upload tomorrow

Good old Windows Paint will help you quickly. Open the pic with Windows paint, click on resize and reduce until the pic fits in the screen, save it in either PNG, JPEG or GIF format. Quality is best in PNG worst in GIF format but still acceptable depending the quality you started of with.

Thanks Guido,,,,too much PT,,,,anyway both amps have been sold.