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Mesa Boogie Mark III Purple Stripe Tube Combo Amp, 1986

On January 23, 2019 /

Introduced in 1985, the Mesa Boogie Mark III was the third major version of this iconic ‘upgrade’ of the Fender Princeton. The original concept was built for an unsuspecting Barry Melton of Country Joe and the Fish, then tested and named by Carlos Santana. Built for at least five years, these amps can be dated by a coloured stripe above the power cord. These amps were rapidly adopted by professional players around the world, and have appeared on countless stages and recordings.

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Fender Bandmaster Blackface Head and Cabinet, 1964 (Discontinued by Fender)

On December 17, 2018 /

First appearing in 1954 and built to 1974, the Fender Bandmaster amplifier transformed from a 26 watt single-15 inch combo to a 40 watt head and 2×12 cabinet set.

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Fryette/VHT Deliverance 60H Head and 2×12 Cabinet, 2007

On November 28, 2018 /

The VHT Deliverance 60H is a hand built professional grade tube amp made in the USA, designed by Steven Fryette. This example dates to 2007, before the VHT name was sold to AXL, and was built by Fryette in his Burbank, California shop. It includes an 212FB-P50E 2×12, stereo closed-back speaker cabinet with a pair of custom Eminence P50E speakers.

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Vox AC30 CC2 Tube Combo Amplifier, 2009

On September 13, 2018 /

The Vox AC30 is one of the most influential amplifiers – delivering fantastic tone and pretty high volumes, great for everything from rock to country.

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Tone King Royalist 15 Head and 1×12 Cabinet Grey, 2015

On July 30, 2018 /

The Tone King Royalist 15 differs from most of builder Mark Bartel’s production in that focuses on recreating a UK sound, akin to the Bluesbreaker and Plexi but at reasonable power levels. Available in either 1×12 combo or split head / 1×12 cabinet configurations, the Tone King Royalist delivers 15 watts to a built-in attenuator, and then to a single 12 inch Eminence Texas Heat speaker. It is surprisingly light weight, yet it feels solidly built. For tubes, ut uses 3x12AX7 and 2x EL84s.

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Fender Tremolux Amplifier Head with 2×10 Cabinet Blonde 1964 (No Longer Available)

On February 22, 2018 /

The Fender Tremolux amp was built for 11 years, from 1955 to 1966. In 1960, Fender revamped its line, increasing power output, and several higher-output models were split into two pieces, head and cabinet. These new versions also sported a Tolex covering instead of Tweed.

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Mesa Boogie Mark III Purple Stripe Tube Combo Amp, 1986

Fender Bandmaster Blackface Head and Cabinet, 1964 (Discontinued by Fender)

Fryette/VHT Deliverance 60H Head and 2×12 Cabinet, 2007

Vox AC30 CC2 Tube Combo Amplifier, 2009

Tone King Royalist 15 Head and 1×12 Cabinet Grey, 2015

Fender Tremolux Amplifier Head with 2×10 Cabinet Blonde 1964 (No Longer Available)

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