Selling a Sovtek Mig 50 with new pots since my tonal tastes have changed.
Mint. Never gigged. 1st owner. Excellent Pedal Platform. Take a piece of Russian history with you. :)

Description -
The MIG-50’s control array echoes the Bassman-meets-Marshall layout. Cyrillic script beneath the inputs says, “Made in Russia, Saratov.”
1994 Sovtek MIG-50
• Preamp tubes: three 12AX7
• Output tubes: two 5881
• Rectifier: solid-state
• Controls: Volume 1 and 2, Treble, Middle, Bass, Presence
• Output: approximately 50 watts RMS

The Soviet Union was officially dissolved in late December of ’91, and by December 26, Matthews was dealing with a country that was again called Russia. Released in 1991, Sovtek’s MIG-50 was the company’s first offering. Designed by New York ampmeister Tony Bruno and manufactured in Russian military factories, it used an abundance of military-grade components. Intended as a 50-watter using a pair of 5881 output tubes (similar to the 6L6GC)

The pots have been replaced, but still need work. It is almost NOS, got it from Russia. Has a gain mod.(as told by the person I bought it from, I'm no expert.)