Here’s a 1990 Fender Tweed 59 Bassman amplifier.
Fender originally introduced the Bassman in 1952 as a 26 watt, single 15 inch speaker. In late 1954, it was changed radically with an increase in power to 40 watts — and a change to four 10 inch speakers.
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Here’s an unusual find: a 2002 DAquisto New Yorker archtop. This is model DQ-NYE.
James D’Aquisto apprenticed to John D’Angelico in New York, and following D’Angelico’s death began building guitars with his own name, until his death in 1995. Original D’Aquisto guitars are rare and extremely valuable, into the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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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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Here’s a very nice Blackface 1965 Fender Super Reverb Amplifier.
The term ‘Blackface’ refers to the black panel with white script lettering, used on Fender amplifiers between 1964 and 1967. They were preceded by ‘Brownface’ models and followed by ‘Silverface’. During the ‘Blackface’ period – in 1965 – CBS purchased Fender, but the new management made no changes to the amps until 1967, and those changes are seen in the ‘Silverface’ amps.
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