1×12” combo, 22 watts, all-tube handwired early Silverface example that still has the desirable floating baffle, where it is screwed into the cabinet rather than glued like on later models, providing better speaker efficiency a superior cabinet interface. Said cabinet is still solid pine, not plywood (less glue, less weight, better tone.) And the handwired circuit is easier to fix, sturdier, and carries signal better. The 12” Utah speaker is dated 1969, and has that cool brown plastic plug with the raised “F” Fender logo. This amp was recently serviced but not by us so no papers. These early ‘70s Fender amps are sleepers. Killer tone and great resale, which tends to be better than many boutique amps that sell for more when new. Two channels, tube-driven reverb and tremolo, made in Fullerton, California, USA.