Vintage Tube Amp

The capacitors looked good enough to at least plug the amplifier in & it did not blow any fuses/transformers. The power indicator light up. All 4 rubber feet on the bottom are hardened and should be replaced. The presence, scratch filter & rumble filter knobs can all be pressed in. All knobs adjust freely. There is some dust/aging almost everywhere on this amp, but I’m sure it would clean up nicely with proper attention to detail. This was an estate find & I do not know how long it was sitting – I would assume that some work. From a smoke & pet free environment. Device will be packaged with extreme care. Reference the photos and description carefully to see the quality of the exact product you will receive. Please reach out with any questions!

Everything on this amp works flawlessly. I replaced the torn tolex shortly after receiving it and replaced a capacitor in 07. I recently had the VIB switch in the footswitch replaced. Grill cloth is as I received it (probably original). On the tube sticker inside the cab, (See pics), I question the tale of the letter “Q”. It almost appears to be a squiggly line through what may be the letter “O”. “Q” would indicate the year 1967. “O” would indicate the year 1965. Chassis #A 00152 indicates 1964. Transformer #606343 Indicates 1963. Far and away, the outstanding feature of this amp is the Celestion G12 Vintage 30 speakers made on Foxhall Rd. These speakers came with the amp when I acquired it. These speakers are highly efficient and slightly louder than most. It is located here in southern, Colorado. If you ever dreamed of what a vintage Fender amp would sound like through vintage Celestion speakers, your dream is here, now. Vinyl cover is included.