Fi-Sonic 30 Watt Head Guitar Amplifier - year 1960s

Killer old Aussie made Valve Head by Fi-Sonic. Didn't Angus Young play one of these years ago? All working and recently serivced. The Fi-Sonic 30WGR is a highly sought-after, vintage 30-watt valve guitar amplifier handcrafted in Sydney, Australia by Phil Dreoni between 1959 and 1969. Known for its rich, "blackface" Fender-inspired tone, built-in spring reverb, and tremolo circuits, it serves as a massive-sounding piece of Australian musical history. 
Core Details & Specifications • Origin: Made by Phil Dreoni in Marrickville, Sydney. • Tube Layout: Typically features 4x 12AX7, 6AV6, 6BM8, 2x 6L6GC, and 6V4. • Channels: Usually configured with 2 "Normal" and 2 "Brilliant" inputs, alongside independent volume controls and shared Fender-style Bass and Treble. • Headroom: Delivers excellent headroom with a sparkling, glassy clean tone that's highly prized among collectors