Open to offers, for any or all.

🟧 Orange Crush 20RT

Years: ~2015–present

Original New: $199

Reverb Range: $110–$160

A 20-watt solid-state practice amp with built-in reverb and tuner — still in production and holding value steadily.

Fun fact: The Crush series helped bring Orange’s iconic British look into affordable, modern solid-state form.

🎤 Behringer Ultracoustic AT108

Years: ~2005–2015

Original New: $129

Reverb Range: $60–$100

A compact 15-watt acoustic amp with mic and instrument inputs — simple and practical for small spaces.

🎛 Fender Mustang II (V1/V2)

Years: 2010–2016

Original New: $199–$229

Reverb Range: $120–$180

A 40-watt modeling amp that introduced many players to USB connectivity and digital amp voices.

Fun fact: The Mustang series helped normalize modeling amps for beginners long before they became standard.

🔊 Behringer BX900

Years: ~2006–2015

Original New: $199

Reverb Range: $100–$175

A 90-watt 2-channel bass combo with a 7-band EQ and “Ultrabass” feature.

🇨🇦 Yorkville BassMaster XM50

Years: ~2000–2008

Original New: $299–$349

Reverb Range: $120–$200

A rugged 50-watt Canadian-built bass combo with RCA line-in and line out.

Fun fact: Yorkville gear was built in Canada under the Traynor division and earned a reputation for being working-musician tough.

Warmly,

Cam