3 Amps and 4 Pedals

I have 3 amps, 4 pedals, and some miscellaneous gear I am trying to sell. Make me an offer I can't refuse. Call or text 2502136714 Fender '68 Custom Deluxe Reverb Guitar Amp - $1100 https://shop.fender.com/en/intl/guitar-amplifiers/vintage-pro-tube/%E2%80%9968-custom-deluxe-reverb/2274000000.html This amp was not manufactured in the 60s, that's just its model name. This amp kicks serious ass. The one 12" speaker can get super loud and out volume your drummer. It has a beautiful clean tone and pedals sound incredible through it, and it crunches up nicely if you turn it up. I would play everything from blues and country to punk and metal. Probably one of the most versatile amps around. It also has a built-in spring reverb and tremolo that sound incredible, with a foot pedal to control them. Never had an issue with this beauty. Roland Cube 30x - $125 Amazing amp if you need to be quiet or you're just learning how to play. 10" speaker for some surprising tone out of this thing. Love this little guy, never had any problems. Orange Crush 12L - $100 6" speaker. Great for keeping near your couch for noodling and practising. No issues. Electro Harmonix Deluxe Big Muff Pi - $150 Big Muff Pi but with more tonal control. The mids can be controlled with a foot pedal for some fun effects. I have never had an issue with this pedal. Ibanez TS-9 Tube Screamer - $100 For the uninitiated, the TS-9 is a must-have. Alone, it creates a great bluesy / rock overdriven tone. Pair it with a high gain pedal or amp, and you'll get screaming hot metal tones that will blow your socks off. I got it with the sharpie marks and I'm not sure how to get it off. Works great though! Boss TU-3 - $75 Must have tuner pedal for anyone who plays on stage. It also has a ton of options like strobe setting or alternative tunings. Never had an issue with this pedal. Boss OS-2 - $20 Honestly, this pedal doesn't sound that good, but there are people online who seem to love it. It is fun to mess around with or to use for a practice space.