Available now is a rare piece of 1980s guitar history: the Rockman XP100 Programmable Stereo Amplifier. Designed by Tom Scholz of Boston, this all-in-one masterpiece is essentially a rack-mounted XPR preamp paired with a 100-watt (50W + 50W) stereo power amp.

Key Features:

• Legendary Analog Tone: Delivers the unmistakable "Boston" sound with studio-quality analog compression, distortion, stereo chorus, and echo.
• Fully Programmable: Features 100 user-definable presets, MIDI compatibility, and an intuitive LED interface for instant tone recall.
• Unique Modular Design: The unit can uncouple into two separate halves for a true, wide stereo field, featuring the original 6-inch Pyle speakers.
• Versatile Connectivity: Equipped with direct outs for recording, an effects loop, and an auxiliary input for practice.

Condition Note:
This unit is in excellent shape, far surpassing most examples on the market. Most importantly, the handle is perfectly straight and not bent—a rare find as this part is notoriously damaged on these heavy units. It has been babied in a smoke-free environment and functions flawlessly.

Trade Interest:
I am primarily looking for a cash sale but will consider a trade (plus or minus cash as needed) for a Martin M-36 in similar excellent condition.