Booda
,
Wednesday, 11th of August 2010 11:56:06 PM
To themediators: l already posted this question, but did not get sufficient
Booda
.
l just put $150 on layaway at a pawn shop for a Fender amp
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that was in great condition. l found that it was the one that played the
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best and was well taken care of. Sadly, upon leaving the store, l realized
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that l forgot to look at the model! lol. So, here is the description:
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It has silver/white mesh that covers the speaker. It has two input
jack. It has reverb at the far left side. A small red dome shaped (it
protrudes from the side about 1/2 inch) power light The power switch is on
the back which is open and does not have a back panel. It is a long
rectangular shape. It has a three button stomp box that has channel
switch, more overdrive (l do not remember exactly what this one said) and
some other switch. Like most fender amps, it had many level and volume
knobs. l think that it was about 300W though it might have been 30. l
think it might have been an old Deluxe Reverb.
It is NOT a
peavy.
Ducky.
,
Thursday, 12th of August 2010 04:19:10 AM
I am puzzled. Is it a TUBE amp? The ''Drive'' & ''More
Ducky.
Drive'' feature sounds like a Hot Rod Deluxe or Deville. I am tempted to
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think it is NOT a twin. I would need a little more recollection from ur
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memory to be of more help. It probably DID say 300W on the back, but this
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isn't the actual rating of the amp output itself, 300W is simply the rating
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of the circuit it handles.
1) Were there TUBES?
2) The panel with the knobs on it, was it BLACK or SILVER?
3) Was the covering of the amp BLACK or TWEED (yellow-blonde)?
4) What was the configuration of the chasis? (were the controls on the
FRONT face of the amp, or were they on the TOP of the amp)
5) What was the speaker arrangement (1x12 2x12 4x10 etc.)
6) What did the knobs look like? (Black ''Top-Hat style'' or
''chicken-head'' knobs)
I could probably be of more help with some of this information.
Good Luck.