Vox VT30 Hybrid Modelling Amp

Purchased new in 2011, sole owner. Tested today, everything works great. A bit dusty, but no cosmetic damage to speak of. Power cord included, but no foot pedal or user manual. I also have a Vox V845 Wah-Wah Pedal and Squier Fender Jagmaster electric guitar available, please see my other listings if you're interested. Willing to sell all three as a package for the discounted price of $925. $275 seems more than fair for this little beast, but I'm willing to negotiate within reason. I don't have a car, so I'm afraid you'll either have to drive to Toronto's east end (in the Danforth and Coxwell area), or we can arrange to meet somewhere accessible via the TTC. Specs are as follows, copied and pasted from elsewhere on the internet: The Vox Valvetronix VT30 is a 30-watt, 1x10 hybrid modeling combo amplifier known for blending digital versatility with a genuine 12AX7 vacuum tube. Part of the Valvetronix series produced between 2008 and 2010, it features 22 amp models and 11 onboard effects, making it a popular choice for home practice and small gigs. Power Output: 30 Watts RMS at 4 ohms. Speaker: 1 x 10-inch Vox special design speaker. Tube Circuitry: Features a Valve Reactor circuit using one 12AX7 miniature triode tube to mimic the response and distortion of a full-tube power amp. Controls: Gain, Volume, 3-band EQ (Treble, Middle, Bass), Reverb, and Master Volume. Dimensions & Weight: 17.95" W x 16.93" H x 8.82" D; weight is 27 lbs. Amp Models: 22 models including AC30, Tweed 4x10, UK 80s, and US '90s. Built-in Effects: 11 models such as Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Delay, and Tape Echo, plus independent digital reverb. Presets: 66 factory presets (including 22 "song presets" based on famous guitarists) and 8 user-editable memory slots. Power Attenuation: A Power Level control on the rear panel allows you to reduce the output from 30 watts down to 0.2 watts, preserving tube-like saturation at bedroom volumes. Which means you can play through the amp without causing your neighbours to scream "turn it down"