Las Vegas, NV, United States
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This is a sweet-sounding amp and records beautifully.The 1959 Fender Tremolux is a rare, 18-watt, 1x12" narrow-panel tweed guitar combo amplifier made in Fullerton, California.Key Specifications & Features• Circuit: 5G9 (late-tweed era design bridging 6V6 amps and big-amp features before the 1960s brownface transition).• Power Output: 18 watts.• Tubes: Pair of 6V6 power tubes, 5U4GB rectifier, plus preamp tubes (typically 12AX7 and 12AY7).• Transformer & Biasing: Features a long-tailed-pair phase inverter and fixed bias in the output stage—borrowing design cues from the Bassman and Twin rather than standard cathode-biased 6V6 amps.• Speaker: Original Jensen P12P alnico speaker in a larger open-back cabinet.• Channels & Controls: Four inputs (two independent channels that can be jumpered together) with individual volume controls, tone control, and speed/intensity controls for the built-in bias-modulating tremolo.The great Roy Clark used this amp at the Delvin Miller Adios party. He gifted it to Delvin. It has been in my family since the mid-1970s. Fazio Electric in Los Angeles serviced it this year.Your purchase benefits Amati Foundation and its string instrument program that puts instruments into the hands of under-served teens pursuing a professional music career.
Price$6,299
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