Looking to sell my Ampsandsound Kenzie Rev 1. I've loved every second with it but unfortunately a tube amp is just not realistic for my current living scenario.

Rev 1 unit upgraded with Jupiter caps. 8/100 low/high output taps.

Overall unit is in good condition with the exception of a nick on the front left panel. It's visible but does not detract from the sound quality obviously. I personally think it adds character to the wooden chassis the same way tubes add character but I'm sure you could contact Justin for a new chassis if it really bothers you. Maybe some custom wood.

Comes with two 1626 RCA Brown Bottom power tubes, a Sylvania 12SL7 tube, a US made 12AT7 Tube with the appropriate adapter, and a Raytheon 2C52. This one is by far my favorite tube for this amp, (I liked it better than the diamond bottom ECC801S I tried) due to having both great sound and least sensitivity to microphonics.

I also have a package of other tubes I'm willing to let go for a total of $200 added on

Extra NOS Raytheon 2C52: A good spare for my favorite tube on this amp. Almost as good as the ECC801S but with none of the microphonics. Purchased directly from Tube Depot along with the one I've been using.

Matched pair of Diamond Bottom ECC801S (Amp takes 1 so you can just keep the second as a spare): These are by far the cleanest and most technical tubes you can find for this amp short of a G73-R. Razor sharp resolve.

Brimar Footscray Triple Mica CV455: A little warmer than the ECC801S, but still energetic enough to be a more fun and relaxing listen when you're not trying to pick out minute details.

RFT ECC81 Single Arm Round Foil Disc Getter: A good ECC81 tube, but I haven't given it much attention compared to the ECC801S'

Coin Base Sylvania 12SL7GT: Honestly not that different than the base NOS Sylvania 12SL7.

Price includes shipping to the lower 48 states. Paypal G&S. Price is firm, but feel free to shoot me any questions if you're on the fence.