Hi. For your consideration is my Overton Flyweight 200. Sounds and looks great, does have a few scuffs on the bottom. Only selling to fund another purchase. Comes with power cord and price is shipped in the Lower 48. Here is a description I found on the internet about it.
“ It weighs under 3 lbs., sounds great, and gets surprisingly loud for 200 watts (at 4 ohm). In fact, I compared it right next to an Ampeg Micro VR (also 200W), going thru the same cab and the Overton gets way louder while still sounding clean. It has a built-in compressor that can be turned on/off by pushing in one of the knobs (see pic), and the comp works very well to even out the volume of the notes, but still sounds transparent at the same time (as a good comp should). It also has a 3 band EQ, a “sculpt” knob (which is a very useable tone shaping feature that can also be turned on/off), and separate gain & master volume knobs with a mute feature (by pushing in the gain knob). On the back panel it has (2) Speakon-1/4” combo outputs, a DI with adjustable volume knob, FX loop, etc... “
“ It weighs under 3 lbs., sounds great, and gets surprisingly loud for 200 watts (at 4 ohm). In fact, I compared it right next to an Ampeg Micro VR (also 200W), going thru the same cab and the Overton gets way louder while still sounding clean. It has a built-in compressor that can be turned on/off by pushing in one of the knobs (see pic), and the comp works very well to even out the volume of the notes, but still sounds transparent at the same time (as a good comp should). It also has a 3 band EQ, a “sculpt” knob (which is a very useable tone shaping feature that can also be turned on/off), and separate gain & master volume knobs with a mute feature (by pushing in the gain knob). On the back panel it has (2) Speakon-1/4” combo outputs, a DI with adjustable volume knob, FX loop, etc... “