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For sale Sadowsky SA200

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$3,000.00
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This item has been sold and is no longer available!

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No trade inquires, please :)

From the second run (~2016). Japanese-spec model. Sourced the control knobs, Power and Standby rocker switches, and rubber feet from Digikey and elsewhere so that the amp would match the esthetics of the first run. Flipped the voltage switch on the circuit board, changed the fuse, and sourced a US-style power cable, and I was good to go!

One small ding underneath the power switches (see pic).

I just don't play enough bass outside of the home to warrant keeping such a nice amp around.

Shipping not included, but would probably be ~$100 or so in CONUS.

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rmayer

rmayer

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Sep 17, 2008
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I have a great Bergantino rig so there’s no reason on Earth why I need this amp, except for pure lust. And possibly it’s the best bass amp ever built.
Someone please buy it before I sell a kidney.
 
toniwonkanobi

toniwonkanobi

May 23, 2008
1,550
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Northern California
rmayer said:
I have a great Bergantino rig so there’s no reason on Earth why I need this amp, except for pure lust. And possibly it’s the best bass amp ever built.
Someone please buy it before I sell a kidney.
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I hear you! I just can't afford to keep it around if I'm not going to use it :(
 
rmayer

rmayer

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Sep 17, 2008
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Boynton Beach, FL
toniwonkanobi said:
I hear you! I just can't afford to keep it around if I'm not going to use it :(
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I know what you mean. I’m not even gigging anymore and have the most expensive gear ever. This would be a tricky one to explain to my lovely wife. Especially since living in SE Florida, this year a whole house standby generator is 1st on the list.
I fell in love with this amp when I lived in northern NJ and made monthly trips to Roger’s shop, Brooklyn and later to L.I.C. The 410 and 210 cabinets didn’t hurt the sound. And a rack of Sadowsky basses too.
Talk about being a kid in a candy store.
 
toniwonkanobi

toniwonkanobi

May 23, 2008
1,550
144
Northern California
rmayer said:
I know what you mean. I’m not even gigging anymore and have the most expensive gear ever. This would be a tricky one to explain to my lovely wife. Especially since living in SE Florida, this year a whole house standby generator is 1st on the list.
I fell in love with this amp when I lived in northern NJ and made monthly trips to Roger’s shop, Brooklyn and later to L.I.C. The 410 and 210 cabinets didn’t hurt the sound. And a rack of Sadowsky basses too.
Talk about being a kid in a candy store.
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I'd probably keep it if I could find a SA210. They're probably out there. I've just never seen one come up for sale with any great frequency.
 
rmayer

rmayer

Supporting Member
Sep 17, 2008
2,489
4,807
Boynton Beach, FL
toniwonkanobi said:
I'd probably keep it if I could find a SA210. They're probably out there. I've just never seen one come up for sale with any great frequency.
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Someone here is looking to "trade" a Bergantino HS210, which is practically the same cab as the Sadowsky since Bergantino made them for Roger. He's in Texas and I don't know if he wants to ship. I had the HS410 for a while, great cab. I did have an Epifani310 that was a custom order through Planet Bass. It had the Neo speakers (which I normally dislike) but it was in a cabinet designed for ceramic speakers and had larger porting. The low end response was unbelievable and it weighed 57 pounds. It sounded amazing with an Aggie DB750, I think it would be a perfect match for this amp.
 
toniwonkanobi

toniwonkanobi

May 23, 2008
1,550
144
Northern California
rmayer said:
Someone here is looking to "trade" a Bergantino HS210, which is practically the same cab as the Sadowsky since Bergantino made them for Roger. He's in Texas and I don't know if he wants to ship. I had the HS410 for a while, great cab. I did have an Epifani310 that was a custom order through Planet Bass. It had the Neo speakers (which I normally dislike) but it was in a cabinet designed for ceramic speakers and had larger porting. The low end response was unbelievable and it weighed 57 pounds. It sounded amazing with an Aggie DB750, I think it would be a perfect match for this amp.
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I had the HS210 for a little while years ago. I also had an SA410 for a while as well! But yeah, Jim's newest NXT/NXV line is so light compared to the REF/HD/HS lineup of old.
 

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