Fender Bandmaster 6G7 1960 Started out as a beat up orphaned chassis. Probably was a head, but was restored as a 3x10 combo. |
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Fender Bandmaster 1967 ComboThis is a 1967 Bandmaster chassis restored as a one 12 combo amp, a recreation of the 1964 AA763 non-reverb Vibrolux. |
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Fender Bassman 1958 An orphaned chassis restored to the form that inspired Jim Marshall's amps and fueled the British invasion. |
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Fender Champion 600 1952This is a 1952 two tone Fender Champion 600. About 5 Watts of Class A power into a six inch speaker. Amp is in great shape for its age. |
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Fender Champ 5D1 1954This is a 1954 Fender Wide Panel Champ 5 Watt Amp |
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Fender Champ 5D1 1955This is a 1955 Fender Wide Panel Champ 5 Watt Amp |
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Fender Concert 6G12 19601960 Concert 6G12 with the "pink" tolex. |
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Fender Deluxe 1951 Sweet octal sound. Someone had painted it black. |
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Fender Deluxe 1965 Great little amp. Clean and all stock. |
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Fender Deluxe Reverb 1965An orphaned chassis restored with a JBL D120. |
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Fender Pro 5A5 1951 Field coil speaker, original tweed but later tweed speaker cloth |
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Fender Pro 5G5 1960 Nice clean early 1960 brown pro |
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Fender Super 5G4 1960 Early 1960 center volume super amp. Painted black (grill cloth too) by some bozo. |
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Fender Super 6G4 1960 Later 1960 traditional volume knob placement. Orphaned chassis restoration. |
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Fender Super Reverb 1964 Classic 1964 holy grail of blackface tone. |
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Fender Vibrolux 5F11 1956First year of tremolo in Fender amps. |
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Fender Vibrolux 6G11A 1962One 12, 6L6 power, brown bias vary vibrato, tone machine. |
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Fender Bassman 5F6A HatcherRon Hatcher Tweed Bassman Kit. Mojo cabinet -- very nice. |
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Fender Bassman 6G6 BuildBuild of a Fender 6G6 Blond Bassman. The blond bassman was made famous by Brian Setzer whose model of choice is the solid state rectified 6G6B circuit. |
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Fender Champion 600 Reissue RebuildThis is Fender's Champion 600 Reissue. Cool two-tone cosmetics just like the originals. But that is where the similarity ends. |
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Fender Deluxe 5E3 WeberThis was my first Weber kit. Really nice cabinet. |
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Fender Princeton 5f2A WeberThis is Weber VST's take on a Fender Princeton 5F2A. Cool one 6V6GT single ended design. Weber uses a 10 inch speaker vs the typical 8. I ordered their beefy 10F150 Jensen style ceramic for more headroom and to keep the lows tighter. Weber speakers really nail the old Jensen vibe. Idle hands during the stay-at-home era. |
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Fender Super 5F4 WeberThe Weber 5F4 Kit came with a solid, great looking cabinet. This is my main gigging amp. |
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Marshall Bluesbreaker Reissue Can't afford a real one of these either so I retroed a 1990 narrow cab reissue to original specifications. |
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Marshall JTM 45/100 SuperThis is a 1966 Marshall JTM45/100 Super Amp. The beast that Hendrix played at Monterrey and Clapton used on Fresh Cream. |
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Marshall JTM 50 Black FlagThis is one of the rare JTM50 Watt Black Flag (reverse logo) plexi panel Marshalls. Many of these were tube rectified, this example is diode rectified. |
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Marshall JMP 50This is a 1967 Marshall JMP 50 Plexi. A 50W tube rectified EL34 model transitional between the typically tube rectified Black Flag JTM 50 and the later solid state rectified 1987 models. |
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Marshall Model 1960B Cabinet This is a Marshall basketweave 1960B cabinet from 1970 with nine-inch logo ... with a 1967 JMP 50W plexi sitting on top. The early seventies were a transition year from basketweave to checkerboard (left portion of picture) grill cloth and Celestion being bought by Rola. Nothing quite sounds like an old 4X12. |
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Marshall Model 1987This is a 1974 PCB 50 Watt USA export model set up for 6550 power tubes. My first vintage Marshall. |
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Marshall Model 1987 SmallboxThis is a 1970 Marshall 50 Watt model 1987 set up for EL34 power tubes. |
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Marshall JTM45 Build Can't afford a real one of these so I built one. |
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Marshall Plexi 1987 Hatcher This is a Ron Hatcher kit with Marstran's 128 JTM50 clone output transformer. |
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Leslie 120 Hammond Organ Speaker Cabinet This is a Leslie Model 120 unpowered cabinet. No amp, no rotating horns, just a down firing twelve inch speaker and a two speed rotating drum below. |
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Sears Silvertone 1483Bass amp purchased new in 1965 |
Drew LeslieDrew's passion is music and restoring old beat up vintage amplifiers to players condition. He might even be willing to sell some of these although he's having a hard time parting with them once completed. The list to the left and below shows what he's accomplished so far. Have a look and feel free to send an e-mail with your comments. |