Kustom Tuck N' Roll K200B, $300

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And... *Sold*

A rare Series-6, with the 3-way 'Selectone' knob on the left-hand channel.
No other exterior issues, looks nice and presentable.

2 issues:
...one knob has been replaced with a Radio Shack project knob, but you can hardly tell...

...the rip at the back of the amp. It's quite small, 'fix'-able with some good quality electrician's tape. That's how we did it when I was a kid...

Innards are in great shape, she's got new filter-caps and a clean bill of health.

Here's a link to some talk about this very head at the Kustom Vintage site- if you're interested there's some good info on it here.

$225 + shipping from Smithfield, RI, 02917. Paypal works, as do USPS money orders.

I'd prefer cash, but here are some trade-involved deal thoughts:
*CD Bass Trainer (Tascam jig);
*AKG CS-1000 condenser mic;
*Unlined fretless bass neck, suitable for Fender J-type bass;
*Digitech XBass Chorus
*Decent pair of 12" drivers for a vented cab (got a Polytone bass combo I'd like to put heftier speakers in than the CTS in there now), un-blown of course;
*Lightweight power amp, like a Carvin...

I'll be liberal with the right trade! Hit me up- this old thing is a classic, and a nice hit of old-school SS Iron.

Thanks!

Here's a pic, I'll get back with more.

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The coolest part of the head, aside from the black plexiglass face, is the purple jewel 'power on' light:





This is the RCA jack that sends a line signal to a recorder or an external power amp... Hosa makes a cable that is suited to the purpose. Also note the ID plate, "K 200B -6":



And here's the tear around back, and the speaker outs... minimum 4 ohm load here:

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Bumpish. This is original Naugahyde, people...

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It's Bump-Day.

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Man, those were all the rage back in the day. I had a rig back then too. Very dependable and not a lot of money for a fair amount of sound.

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Thanks for the word! It's a real good starting-out kid's garage-band head, very 'vibey'- and yep, a classic old SS sound. Nice through the companion cab loaded with those nice Altecs or CTS... and a good deal louder than I expected it to be!

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Garage Bump.

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Another day, another Bump. Would consider negotiating trade-based ideas...

iPod dock/mixer;
AKG CTS-1000 condenser mic;
power amp that can run bridged (400w or so @ 4 ohms);
good-sounding fretless bass of decent quality, no lines... don't favor a Squier...

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Still Bumpin'! With all that nice Bumpity Tuck n' Roll padding, there's a lot of Bump-action to be had...

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Bump... open to partial trade offers.

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Buy my amp! It's good!

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Bump, price lowered and friendly-deal disposition expanded...

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Going up...

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...to the top...