Marshall JCM800 100W 1992 Bass/Lead built into a gutted Dual Super Lead

my 1998 dsl never worked with right (had EVERY single problem these were known for) so i gutted it and built sort of a dream amp: jcm800 bass amp with the fourth preamp tube hole used for a jcm800 lead input. i don't necessarily *want* to sell it but I'll also list everything I've got because maybe somebody wants it more than i do
only thing i used from the original and was the power switches and the iec plug/fuse board because that made life easier. classic tone 40-18057 power transformer, the power supply choke out of some hp time test equipment, and a 100w heyboer/mojotone output transformer
this has a TON of power supply filtering. first node comes out to 235uf so nice tight response. the variable mid controls and James treble and bass tone stack are really neat (not all of the mid controls work on the lead channel because some are located before they blend). lead channel is labelled "bright" normal jcm800 bass channel is labelled "normal" on the normal channel there is a switch to add a cathode bypass cap to the second gain stage for more gain. you can jump the channels like you would any old 4-hole Marshall (which was how i intended to use it) or split your signal before and have different effects chains for each input (something i realized while setting up a delay pedal last night for infinite droning repeats)
will come loaded with 4x jj kt77 in the power section. originally had a salvaged power transformer in here but this classic tone works way better
I've played my p bass through here, my bass vi, and a guitar tuned to c# with active pickups and all sounded fantastic. 1x 16 ohm 1x 8 ohm 2x 4 ohm outputs along with a line out (comes after the power tubes and power transformer) for either sending the a slave power amp or plugging into a daw
this is a really sweet amp that I'll sell if somebody meets my offer but otherwise I'll just record the crap out of it