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What's a fair price for faulty amp?

lincolnbluelincolnblue Frets: 294
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My Laney Cub 10 has been giving me problems again where it loses all power randomly. I have someone who is interested in it but I have no idea what a fair price is? 
When it works it's super , but it's just a bit unreliable.

Is £50 enough, too much etc?
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  • impmannimpmann Frets: 12664
    TBH, that sounds fair to me.
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  • ICBMICBM Frets: 72298
    edited August 2018
    That’s fair. Even the worst-case scenario - a faulty transformer - should make that economically repairable, or worth that for the remaining parts.

    If it’s not that bad the buyer could be getting a bargain, but I wouldn’t want to pay much more without having a better idea of the problem.

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  • BeexterBeexter Frets: 598
    Didn't the CUB series have some sort of problem with the switch? I seem to recall it having something to do with a thermal cut-out. I'm not technical in the slightest but have you investigated that?
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