Description
A vintage 1980 Fender Model 75 1×15 tube combo amp in great cosmetic condition. Designed at the tail end of the golden era of Fender amps, the Model 75 was one of the last hand-wired Fenders produced. That’s where the connection to earlier amps ends though, as the 75 has a feature set that you would associate with a more modern amplifier. Designed at the time to compete with the next big thing, Mesa Boogie, the 75 features two channels with independent volume/gain controls and a ton of tone-shaping options. The clean channel has the same Fender Blackface-style tone that we all know and love. The boost channel, with the use of the push-pull tone controls, has a huge range of available tones and plenty of gain for just about any application. Plus the robust 75-watt power section, with switchable low power mode) gives you enough volume for any gig. A serious boutique-quality amp with a serioiusly low price tag. This amp has been serviced and tested. It is fully functional and sounds awesome.
Overview
-Serial #: F075456
-Manufacture Date: mid 1980
-Power Output: 75 Watts
-Tubes: 6L6 (2), 12AT7 (2), 12AX7 (3)
-Controls: Volume, Treble, Middle, Bass, Lead, Reverb, Lead Master, Master
-Dimensions: 22.5” x 21.5” x 10”
-Weight: 65 lbs
Cosmetics (see phtotos)
-original Tolex
-original grillcloth
-original handle
-original back panels
Electronics
-original speaker: 15″ Fender Special Design
-original transformers
-original resistors and caps
-original power cord
-original footswitch
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