Sold Mesa JP2C Mark IIC+ 60/100 watt amp head

[jmpman]

For sale is my Mesa JP2C Mark IIC+ 60/100 watt amp head in excellent condition and is fully functional, no issues. Comes with power cable/footswitch and cable/head cover. Only reason for selling is I need to thin the herd a bit to pay for other future gear purchases. Asking $2100 Shipped/Insured PPFF or add 3% if using PP Goods and Services. Will be shipping from NC zip 27406. No trades.

UPDATE- Final Price Drop $1950 Shipped/Insured PPFF or add 3% if using PP Goods and Services. If no takers, will keep for now.


Update. After getting some questions if the amp has Schumacher transformers, it appears it does not. Amp was built in 2018 and the codes don't match up to what the Schumacher transformers should have.

More info- Type:Tube

Number of Channels:3

Total Power:100W/60W

Preamp Tubes:5 x 12AX7

Power Tubes:4 x 6L6

Reverb:Yes, long tank spring reverb

EQ:3-band EQ per channel, dual 5-band graphic EQ

Inputs:1 x 1/4"

Outputs:2 x 1/4" (4 ohm), 1 x 1/4" (8 ohm), 1 x 1/4" (16 ohm), 1 x 1/4" (slave out), 1 x XLR (Cab Clone DI)

Headphones:1 x 1/4"

Effects Loop:Yes, buffered tube driven

MIDI I/O:In, Out/Thru

Footswitch I/O:1 x 7-pin DIN (Ch 1, Ch 2, Ch 3, Reverb, EQ 1 & EQ 2)

Footswitch Included:Yes, 6-button footswitch

Construction Material:Baltic Birch with Black Tolex

Power Source:Standard IEC AC cable

Height:9.25"

Width:18.75"

Depth:10.87"

Weight:40 lbs.

 

[hellzington]

Do you happen to know if this is one of the post-2021 models with the Schumacher transformer?

 

[jmpman]

Bump

 

[jmpman]

Do you happen to know if this is one of the post-2021 models with the Schumacher transformer?

Check your DM

 

[Bardagh]

Great price!

 

[jmpman]

Bump

 

[jmpman]

UPDATE Bump- Asking $2000 Shipped/Insured PPFF or add 3% if using PP Goods and Services.

 

[JackBootedThug]

Sorry for cussing…. Smoking deal.

 

[jmpman]

Final Price Drop Bump. $1950 Shipped/Insured PPFF or add 3% if using PP Goods and Services. If no takers, will keep for now.

 

[yeoldefortran]

@jmpman is good to deal with. If I hadn't just gone through a phase of acquiring lots of Mark series I'd be all over this. Wild deal.

 

[JackBootedThug]

Smoking deal.

 

[grrr_me_scary]

This price with shipped/insured is the lowest price that I have ever seen for one of these JP-2C's!!

I'm seriously surprised that it has not been sold yet

 

[jmpman]

This price with shipped/insured is the lowest price that I have ever seen for one of these JP-2C's!!

I'm seriously surprised that it has not been sold yet

Tell me about it! If anyone on here wants a killer deal, this is it. I have it on Reverb too but would rather sell to a fellow member at a much better price.

 

[napalmdeath]

So, how would you run 2x16 ohm cabs? One in the 16, one in the 8? Would that sound wonky? I've been interested in trying one of these, but Mesas seem to only cater to their 8 ohm cabs. I have 2 16 ohm 1×12's, and this is nice and compact and would sit nicely on top..

 

[jmpman]

So, how would you run 2x16 ohm cabs? One in the 16, one in the 8? Would that sound wonky? I've been interested in trying one of these, but Mesas seem to only cater to their 8 ohm cabs. I have 2 16 ohm 1×12's, and this is nice and compact and would sit nicely on top..

Got this info from the manual on their website. Your particular scenario is applied in bold text according to the manual-

Below are some common and correct SPEAKER Output Connection Examples;
•One 8 Ohm Cabinet – To 8 Ohm SPEAKER Output (One MESA 8 Ohm Cabinet).

• Two 8 Ohm Cabinets – Each to a separate 4 Ohm SPEAKER Output or One Cabinet to PARALLEL Input on MESA SpeakerCabinet and 2nd Cabinet to other PARALLEL jack On MESA Cabinet.

• One 4 Ohm Cabinet – To 4 Ohm speaker output. (Any 4 Ohm Cabinet)• Two 4 Ohm Cabinets – NOT RECOMMENDED! Output Transformer NOT setup to run on 2 Ohm Load.

• One 16 Ohm Cabinet – To 16 Ohm SPEAKER Output.

• Two 16 Ohm Cabinets – Uses Parallel box or “Y” connector to 8 Ohm SPEAKER Output.

These common Cabinet connection scenarios will cover most of the widely used setups you will