SOLD!
Yup, thats right, the Landmark 600, not the 300. Extremely rare, took me years to find one after they were discontinued. I don't think many were made because they sold for around $1400 new. I am selling one (I have two of them) because I need to make some room in my new studio.
The Landmark 600 is basically an RPM and an RBI mated to a beefy 600 watt power section. The channels can be combined (blended) or selected individually using the foot switch (included, $100 option) which also has a mute and channel selection. The power section is loud - right up there with the Mesa M6/M9/DB750 territory. This head can produce some massive, clean low end, and the masters have a great taper so you can easily control the volume at lower levels and it just keeps getting louder as you crank it past noon. Some of the best internal construction I have seen on any production amp, period; massive torroidal PT and a great cooling scheme.
I shot a quick video of it cranking through a pair of SWR 12-stacks which are also for sale and are the perfect match for the head. This is with both channels blended; I like to set one for clean lows and highs, and the other for grindy midrange.
Tech 21 Landmark 600 and SWR 12-Stack 4x12.MOV - YouTube
I was close to the camera so it picked up a lot of me hitting the strings; it's not from the amp.
$599 shipped/Paypal'd, add $15 if you are west of the Missippi. Road case is not included but I can sell it if you need one - it is a Road Ready ATA.
Yup, thats right, the Landmark 600, not the 300. Extremely rare, took me years to find one after they were discontinued. I don't think many were made because they sold for around $1400 new. I am selling one (I have two of them) because I need to make some room in my new studio.
The Landmark 600 is basically an RPM and an RBI mated to a beefy 600 watt power section. The channels can be combined (blended) or selected individually using the foot switch (included, $100 option) which also has a mute and channel selection. The power section is loud - right up there with the Mesa M6/M9/DB750 territory. This head can produce some massive, clean low end, and the masters have a great taper so you can easily control the volume at lower levels and it just keeps getting louder as you crank it past noon. Some of the best internal construction I have seen on any production amp, period; massive torroidal PT and a great cooling scheme.
I shot a quick video of it cranking through a pair of SWR 12-stacks which are also for sale and are the perfect match for the head. This is with both channels blended; I like to set one for clean lows and highs, and the other for grindy midrange.
Tech 21 Landmark 600 and SWR 12-Stack 4x12.MOV - YouTube
I was close to the camera so it picked up a lot of me hitting the strings; it's not from the amp.
$599 shipped/Paypal'd, add $15 if you are west of the Missippi. Road case is not included but I can sell it if you need one - it is a Road Ready ATA.