Here’s a 2009 Tweed Valvetrain Tallboy 205, in ultra-clean condition.
The Valvetrain Tallboy 205 is a hand-wired 5-watt Class A tube amp based on the 1955 Fender Princeton 5F2A. It’s pretty straightforward, with inputs, volume and tone controls, and a 12 inch Eminence Legend speaker.
MORE →Here’s a very clean, 1966 Fender Pro Reverb Blackface Amp. It’s been recapped and has a replacement 3-prong AC cord for safety.
Fender started building the Pro Reverb amp in 1965, and production ran until 1982.
MORE →Here is an exceptionally clean 1966 Blackface Fender Bassman head. The Fender Bassman was one of Fender’s most successful designs, but despite the name on the panel, many guitarists have used them.
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Here is a very clean 1980s Music Man MM 112 RD50 amplifier.
Leo Fender sold his namesake company to CBS Musical Instruments in 1965.
In 1971, he quietly formed a new company named Tri-Sonics Inc. with Tom Walker and Forrest White.
Here’s a 2009 Koch Powertone 2 amplifier head in great condition. Koch has been building amps in Holland for 25 years. Well known in Europe, these amps are recognised for their power, tone and reliability. The Powertone is oriented towards blues, rock and metal players.
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This is a 2005 Fender Deluxe VM amp. It’s based on the 40 watt (2 6L6 power tubes), single 12 inch speaker design of the Deluxe, but it has extra features added – hence the VM or Vintage Modified designation.
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