Simul Satellite for sale....Now with pic!!

[jaystonerkstr]

Mint condition

Has the EV speaker, FX loop and the initials RBT by the plug.


I've read on the forum here that people lowball these amps but I cant see how when it's a Mark IV's clean channel. Shouldn't a Mark I then be really worth nothing then?

I'm not putting up a price. I want to know what people think what the price should be. I'll take offers too. I'm in NYC


Thanks Jay

 

[psychodave]

I really like the Satellite amps. I sold mine in a rack early last year for $450. So with a speaker it is probably worth $100 more?

 

[jaystonerkstr]

I don't know what condition yours was but this is dead mint with all the bells and whistles.

it was $1200 new way many years ago

Asking $650 buyer pays shipping.

 

[paintballnsk]

From what I understand, these were made as an add-on to Mark IVa. I'm sure there's a thread out there on them somewhere. But it would be really cool to see them working together and what Boogie's real idea for these things was supposed to be.

 

[ryjan]

The satellite is the simul-class power section of the Mark III/IV that is used for running a Mark IV in stereo. It certainly is NOT the clean channel of any amp. It was designed to be as transparent as possible.

 

[JAZZGEAR]

I have owned and sold these over the years...just like the one here...including the lower powered 60 watter. Not trying to insult the OP but they have rarely (actually I never seen them) sold for above $500 - $550. These work great with a Triaxis too.