that is fairly high.
But they seem to be $1000 amps nowadays... I have one (my first head, which I recently tracked down a matching cab for) and it sounds fabulous. But it isn't small. (if this is the huge cabinet, I'd be even less tempted. Might sound good, but that's like having a bass stack). I put mine up locally a while back for $1200 on a whim, but no one followed through.
Will also depend on speakers in there and all the extras Brad mentioned. (bring an electric screwdriver for the cab -- there are a million woodscrews back there). I've also noticed that fender logos are going for $50+ each, so that's a deciding factor, too.
fender price tracker take it with a grain of salt, but gives you an idea of the recent prices.
Try it out, see if you can get it for under $1000 if you like it. (Jump the channels to get it to break up earlier -- in to ch1.1, patch cord from 1.2 to 2.1, dial in both volumes as needed).
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my bandmaster piggyback. (it does have an upgraded output transformer, so it is probably 60-70 watts). Great amp, just not one of the holy grails of vintage amps.
