The Fender Bandmaster was produced, in various forms, from 1953 to 1974. Output ranged from around 25 watts at first, to 40 watts. Originally a combo, the piggyback head-and cabinet design appeared in 196i, and this configuration is used for most professional grade, higher powered amps to this day.
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With a name like the Atomic Spacetone Master how could you not love this point to point hand wired, tweed covered amp!
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Here is an awesome two channel Class A combo amp from Mesa Boogie! This EL84 based amp features attenuated wattage switchable from 30/15 or 5 watts going through a Celestion designed Black Shadow 12″ speaker.
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Here is a beautiful white tolex Mesa Boogie Mark 1 Reissue from Mesa in excellent condition! It features two volumes and one master volume, treble, bass, and middle controls, 100/60 watt selector, “tweed” power option for a saggier sound, reverb and presence controls on the back pannel, single 12″ Mesa Black Shadow speaker. Relive the beginning of modern high gain tone with this very cool reissue amp!
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Here is a very nice portable 112 combo from Rivera. It has 55 watts of class AB power, two channels with boost options, patented Ninja boost, FX loop and a footswitch. This amp has a killer overdrive and great clean headroom!!
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Here’s a very cool and rare mid-50’s Guild Masteramp 60. Guild wasn’t known as much for amps as Fender or Gibson were, but made a lot of great units. This example is in good condition though the trem is not working. The Masteramp line included the 60 with a 12″ speaker, and the 110 with a 15″ speaker.
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