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9th September 2009, 11:16 PM
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FS: Older school MTX 2300x and 2150x
I have some older (i think circa 98) made in USA MTX amps.
Im sure you all know the thunder 2300x 150 x 2 300 x 2 600 x 1 All at 12.5v... underrated amp. Great condition, just a few small chips. Known to do over 700 watts RMS bridged. Looking for 120 shipped. Also, have a matching thunder 2150x. Smaller amp that does 75x2 at 4 ohms. Will do over 400 RMS bridged. This one is a little more beat up, and the gains are "scratchy" when you move them like dirty pots, however, the amp works just fine. Looking for 75 shipped. Talk to me at ebmail49@comcast.net |
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