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2006 Hiwatt 50 Custom Shop CP504 Signature Series White Amplifier Stack
2006 Hiwatt 50 Custom Shop CP504 Signature Series White Amplifier Stack
This is a truly incredible opportunity to own a piece of rock n’ roll history. This comes directly from Andrew Berkeley Martin, guitarist to many incredible bands of this age. He’s owned it for many years, and the head was traced back to have been made for The Enemy back in 2006. It’s a stupidly rare amplifier, being the signature series 50w AND in original white tolex. Hiwatt have confirmed not many were made in white at all. This has featured on many of ABM’s projects over the years. It’s based on a Pete Townshend model, and is point to point wiring. Genuinely one of the nicest sounding amplifiers you’ll find.
This one had a power reduction switch too, meaning it can be reduced from 50w to 30w for more manageable volumes. The cabinet is slightly later (2009) and has those classic Hiwatt Fane speakers inside. Fully working and in wonderful condition, except a far beer marks to the top of the amp! Please see the pictures below as these form part of my description. Always willing to do a deal, so get in touch! UK delivery will be by hand, so please allow a little longer to figure out timings, etc. Worldwide delivery will be via UPS in two separate boxes.
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