The 65 Amps Stone Pony was available as a combo or head / cabinet format, and in two power levels – 25 and 50 watt versions. This model was introduced in 2008 until the company ceased operations around 2018.
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The Matchless Chieftain is a 40 watt, class A 2×12 Combo tube amp using a pair of EL34 tubes and built to be extremely solid and versatile.
The Fender Twin Reverb Master Volume model was based on the Twin Reverb, launched in 1963, itself based on the Twin Amp that started its evolution with the 15-watt 1952 Twin.
The Vox AC30/6TB Combo Amp was built from 1994 to 2004, just after Vox ownership passed from Rose Morris to Korg. Here, we’re looking at a good condition Vox AC30/6TB built during 1999 in England, under the ownership of Korg; the amp itself was built by a well-known contractor.
The Vox AC30 was one of the premiere professional gigging amps in Europe from its introduction in 1960. Somewhere around 1965, the Vox AC30/6 TB model appeared, which merged in features that might previously have been optional – especially the TB (Top Boost) circuit.
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MORE →The Fender Twin Amp was the go-to amp for performing and touring guitarists from 1952 to 1963, growing from 15 to 80 watts through two 12 inch speakers and finally replaced in 1963 by the Twin Reverb. By late 1959, the ‘Piggyback’ style of amp, with separate head and speaker cabinet entered production, and the Twin Amp was the most powerful Combo style amp available from Fender. The early ‘Piggyback’ amps – the Bandmaster, Bassman, Showman and Tremolux were wrapped in a ‘Blonde’ tolex, and the only combo to get that was the Twin Amp.
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