ROCKMAN XPR Preamp Multi-Processor

This guitar multi-effector has been primarily used for home recording and has not been used outdoors. I later learned that Tak Matsumoto of B'z, whose guitar sound is familiar from Boston guitarist Tom Scholz, used this in his early days. When I tried playing Thousand Dreams, I felt I could get a reasonably close sound.
The built-in effects include Compressor/Sustainer, Pre-Equalizer, Clean/Distortion Range, Chorus, Echo/Reverb, Output Equalizer, and Master Out, allowing you to preset your desired sound quality (100 types). To preset, long-press the record button (red button) at the bottom right, and the indicator will flash to set. The treble and bass slide volume on the Master Out has not been used, so the sound is low and adjustment is no longer possible, but I believe sufficient sound quality can be achieved with the adjustments up to that point. The headphone jack also no longer outputs sound, but you can connect and monitor through the direct jack on the back, so I don't think it's a problem. If you require extreme sound adjustment or are concerned, please consider repair.
Personally, I have always loved the warm tone of vacuum tubes and have been fascinated by sounds like Boogie simulators or the clean sound of a Fender Twin Reverb played with fingerpicking. I used to buy various guitar simulators and repeat this process. Then one day, a music store employee recommended this to me for clean sounds, and after trying it out, I was convinced and purchased the ROCKMAN XPR.
The tone is a clean sound and distortion that cannot be achieved digitally. Some of you may already know this, but I believe you will enjoy the satisfaction it provides. The button lamps are not burnt out, and although the printed characters on the display are faded, they are still readable. It is also a 100V model. Please note that this is an older product, and I am reluctantly parting with it due to inventory clearance. I would be happy if you could use it with care.