I've listed this item as "fair" due to scratchy pots, and some damage to black printing here and there, and there's a bit of veneer peel on one of the top corners (see photos) commensurate with age, but otherwise in great working condition and deceptively LOUD for a small transistor amp. The 10" speaker is unbranded, and internals are all very clean and tidy as you can see from the photos. It has had very light use in the 20 years I have owned it.

Goodsell were a small electronics manufacturer based in Brighton, UK operating between 1947 and the late 90s. The company originally made valve hi-fi amplifiers, radios and record players before moving into musical instrument amplifiers and "bespoke audio equipment for schools" into the 1980s, I believe. There is scant information online about this company, so I have no idea how large the range of products were at the time this amp was made or where it fit in the company's catalogue.

One for collectors / historians / enthusiasts perhaps...

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