Traynor YGL-3 Mk3 £70 worth it?

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Traynor YGL-3 Mk3 £70 worth it?

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saw in a local rag a chap was selling the above dates to around 1970.

worth a punt ?


currently scouring info on them it may be a bargain.
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i'd pick it up, even just to flip later at that price
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serfx wrote:i'd pick it up, even just to flip later at that price
i don't think you will lose anything, just double check completed listings on fleabay if you need anymore assurance
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80W valve 2x12 combo? If it's in working order, great bargain and a quick Google shows some folks swear by them
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Valve driven reverb and tremolo.....I'd say that was an absolute steal. Even if you don't get on with it, and while I don't really agree with trying to make profit from flipping musical instruments, if you ebay it you're likely gonna get WAY more than that.
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alas it sold.... sniff. :roll:
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THEGREATJONZINI wrote:alas it sold.... sniff. :roll:
I think you're probably referring to the one in Brighton Friday ad?!

I'm sorry but it was me that bought it!!
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It's a lovely amp in pristine condition for it's age (1979 I think). Superb clean tone and uber-loud. Haven't managed to persuade it to break up into any significant crunch though.

Man this thing weighs a ton!
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van looy wrote:
THEGREATJONZINI wrote:alas it sold.... sniff. :roll:
I think you're probably referring to the one in Brighton Friday ad?!

I'm sorry but it was me that bought it!!
:oops:
It's a lovely amp in pristine condition for it's age (1979 I think). Superb clean tone and uber-loud. Haven't managed to persuade it to break up into any significant crunch though.

Man this thing weighs a ton!
Pics?
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Post by THEGREATJONZINI »

hah! no worries i had no room for it anyway. :-) but yeah show us some demos /pics or summat?
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