I have the Shuttle 6.0. I am amazed at how cheap they sell for today. That is an amazing deal!
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I'd plug it all in, turn it on, hold out an open string, and just start turning dials all the way back and forth slowly. Make sure they all work, but also listen for dirty pots or any other issues. IMO if it passes that test I'd go for it.

They can get way worse when somebody cleans them improperly (requiring new pots to be installed), plus cause additional problems.This BUT, I wouldn't let "Scratchy Pots" stop the deal. I had a Shuttle 6 that I bought used, If it sat around for a while, the pots got a little scratchy. All I had to do was turn em up and down a few times, and the 'scratchys' went away. Wasn't nearly bad enough to send it to be fixed. I used it for 12 years AFTER buying it Used, with the occasional scratchys. (Now, I don't know if they actually get worse over time, or bad enough to 'effect performance', mine never did, and it didn't get any worse than the lil scratchyness from day one.)
YMMV, IMO.. etc..
Sounds like a Killer Deal, so be sure and test it out.![]()
They can get way worse when somebody cleans them improperly (requiring new pots to be installed), plus cause additional problems.
I'm still using my 6.2 bought new with no issues, with my 6.0 as backup. Great amp. Buy with confidence.Hi all
Seen a genz benz shuttle 6.2 and 2x12 cab on a local classifieds add for $500 cad is this a good deal and an amp worth getting if its out of production looking for a 2x12 for a while and rare around my parts for bass amps have a mesa walkabout 1x12 combo now but want a bit more power
Thanks