Vintage Sano WRT-50 1x15 + 2x8 Tube Combo Amp – Serviced – Excellent Condition – Made in USA
Very cool and hard-to-find vintage Sano WRT-50 tube amplifier, dating to approximately 1969. Made in the USA by Sano, an Irvington, New Jersey amplifier manufacturer known for its distinctive tube amps originally popular with accordionists and later appreciated by guitarists for their warm, characterful vintage tone.
This WRT-50 features the unusual three-speaker configuration with one 15" speaker and two 8" speakers, all believed to be original. It is powered by a pair of vintage Sylvania 8417 output tubes and features onboard reverb and tremolo. Equipped with high quality casters.
The amp has been professionally serviced, tested and is fully operational. It is in Excellent vintage condition, particularly impressive considering its age. The black covering, piping and distinctive black-and-gold grille cloth present beautifully, with only normal minor evidence of age and use.
Features:
- Circa 1969 Sano WRT-50
- All-tube amplifier
- 1x15" + 2x8" speaker configuration
- Original speakers
- Pair of Sylvania 8417 power tubes
- Built-in tube reverb
- Tremolo
- Multiple instrument inputs
- Made in USA
- Professionally serviced and tested
- Excellent vintage condition
A fantastic piece of New Jersey amplifier history with a look and sound you simply don't get from modern production amps.
LOCAL PICKUP ONLY, PLEASE DO NOT REQUEST SHIPMENT, WE WILL NOT SHIP DUE TO THE VINTAGE NATURE OF THE AMP.
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