u/AggressiveWallaby975

So I've got these 4 amps and a bass head that I'm trying to decide what to do with. They are;

Ampeg V4 Bass head - function unknown, roadside rescue

Kalamazoo Bass 50 - functional but very quiet, roadside rescue

Line 6 Spider II - functional

Marshall Lead 12 - functional

Crate RFX15 - functional

The catch is i don't even play electric guitar, and haven't had a need to amp my acoustic in ~25 years other than to mess around.

I'm considering restoring the Ampeg and Kzoo. I would likely sell it give the Ampeg to a bass player i know. From what I've read the Kzoo is a terrible bass amp but it might sound nice using it for an acoustic guitar. The 2nd pic are the tubes in the Ampeg. If the glass has a mirrored spot does that mean it's shot? It also has a blown fuse so I haven't plugged it in at all.

I know that model of Marshall has regained some love in the community lately. It really just needs a good cleaning

The Line 6 and Crate, I'm not sure. The Crate is the only one I bought myself just for dicking around years ago.

I doubt i would get much in the way of trade in value for the 3 small amps. Kzoo and Ampeg, maybe, maybe not.

Help me make the right decision wise community

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