What amp have you sold that you now miss?

[MuthaFunk]

I regret selling my Eden D410XLT4 that went with my WT-400. I knew enough to keep the head but the cab just weighed too much for me to cart around these days. I ran that cab and head for 12 years as my main rig. I feel similar to one of the other posters in that they'd like thier old rig for a home practice thing and newer stuff for gigs. I'd like to get another D410XLT4 and match it up to my old WT400+ to keep in my house for practice and stick with my current modern light weight rig of Eden WTX-500 and Bergantino AE410 for gigs.

The Eden sound was so profound in the late 90's and is still an amazing feel today. It's a shame the company kind of killed the brand when the old products were just so great.

[christopherogut]

Polytone Mini-Brute III...

I was driving through a neighborhood one afternoon a few years ago and saw a woman carrying it out to the junk pile. I stopped and asked her if it was indeed garbage, then asked her if her husband knew she was throwing it out!

Serial number was 7xx, definitely an early model with the window screen material hand-stapled over the speaker.

The thing was light, sounded great, and was surprisingly loud. Worked perfectly. A year later I sold it locally on craigslist for $250 and still miss it to this day.

[bertbassplayer]

There's two that I absolutely regret getting rid of.
1) Hughes and Kettner Quantum 600
2) Jess Oliver Tube Head

There's a bunch that part of me regrets getting rid of. I had good reason at the time, most of which was due to weight.

All Tube Love: Mesa 400+, Mesa Buster Bass 200, Peavey AlphaBass, Ampeg SVT Classic.

Others: Mesa M-Pulse 600

[atrapp]

I traded my Thunderfunk 750 after buying an Aguilar DB750. Although I have quite a few heads I gigged the Tfunk 750 for several years and was always happy with it. I assumed my Tfunk 550A would give me close to the same tone where the DB750 is just to huge - wrong. Perhaps one day I'll buy another.

[keithbroussard]

That's easy...Ampeg SVT2 Pro

[Baird6869]

My Mesa M9 Carbines.

One of the best amps ever IMO but after 2 lemons that died on gigs, I had to move on.

[Bassmann1968]

Eden WT400,
but was replaced by other Edens, so not that bad

[rapidfirerob]

SWR Super Redhead. I had to sell it for medical reasons.

[worxforme]

Trace Elliot V8

[SJan3]

Originally Posted by B-string

Acoustic Control Corp. 360/361. Would probably not use it, but it sure looked cool and had a "vibe" to it.

+1! I bought a 360/361 brand new back in the day. I don't even remember how I got it to gigs. Big SOB! But I loved it and it did have "the look" of the day. I'm talking very early 70s here and, perhaps, dating myself..
More recently, wish I had kept my EDEN WT400. This was a great unit.

[Piggy8692]

I miss my Crate 1x15 practice combo. I sold it becuase I was doing a lot of jamming on my own with my Carvin r1000 4x10/1x18. Now that I have my stack at the rehearsal space, I need something to practice on at home. Found a little Bassman10. It's the worst little fartbox I've ever heard. So now I have another crate 8 incher. Not as good as the first crate, but it sounds better than the bassman.

[vbchaos]

I miss every piece of equipment i sold...
First my very first combo - trace elliot boxer 30! Nice little thing and was excellent for accoustic guitar, too!!
Second my laney dp150 head... i miss that little thing!!! Was not expensive nor special, but nice!!! Few left of these in the world

And my squier jazz bass... but thats a different story... bottomline: DO NOT SELL YOUR EQUIPMENT :-)

[popgadget]

SB12
B15
Acoustic 370
I actually had two different SB12's. the first was my first amp. I have them listed in the order that I regret selling them, but I still have way too much bass amplification stuff, so it's really more of a collector/hoarder thing than missing how they performed.

[SquierJazz72]

An all tube 1965 Supro Thunderbolt. I'd love to have that amp again.

[Ric Vice]

Although, there are basses that I wished I'd kept. I managed to hold on to my B-15N(C) and both of my Walter Woods. I'm blessed to have them.

Ric

[zeb_bass]

original serie 1 SWR Silverado 4x8 combo with the 4x8 Henry Jr. extension. Essentially a splitable Henry 8x8.
That Henry 8x8 cab was just one of the greatest cabs ever wasn´t it for some reliability issues with the Celestions ( I blew speakers and often they rattled loose from the baffle)... but it did so many things far superior than what you find from todays offerings.

Man that was the best sounding rig.... and not that heavy really.

Well today I like my Tone Hammer 500 and 2 GS112s.
But sometimes I miss the goosed up 90s sound.
....maybe I should get a headlite...for when I am in Marcus mood

[heynorm]

Sold my '62 Fender Bassman at age 16 for $200.

[bassfootballguy]

The Ashdown
Eden vt-.40
SWR SM-400s
SWR Bass 350
Ampeg B-15
Aguilar DB359
Kern/Alembic/Stewart rig

[Commreman]

Ampeg V4-B
Cerwin-Vega BG250.

[RED J]

Fender 300 PS. 300 watts of yummy tube muscle. Sold it because I don't need such a powerful gigging amp. I had found it in great condition for $99 (!) Obvously, I made a great profit flipping it. It would have been a dream amp in my younger gigging days.