Vintage 1940s/1950s Tube Amp - Tweed SAVE NOW

Experience the rich, authentic sound of a late 1940s to early 1950s tube amp, lovingly restored and maintained.

Key Features:

- Power Tubes:** 6V6 coke bottle power tubes

- Preamp Section:** All Octal tube

- Dimensions:** 22"H x 10"D x 16"W

- Design:** Similar to Fender Deluxe or Masco Amps, ideal for harmonica players

- Circuit:** Hand-wired with vintage carbon comp resistors

- Controls:** Vol/Vol/Tone/Hi-Lo Fidelity knobs

- Cabinet:** New custom-made Mojotone tweed speaker cabinet

- Speaker:** 12” Alnico speaker

- Output:** DOD AC285, Active DI with XLR output

Historical Significance:

This amp, model 387-800, was possibly made by Amp Power and badged with the Sears and Roebuck logo. It allows for channel jumpering and blending, reminiscent of classic Fender Deluxe or Masco amps.

Condition & Restoration:

- The on/off bulb needs replacement.

- Restored by Bell Audio, a reputable former radio engineer.

- Replaced failed resistors and power caps.

- Updated with matching vintage 'red chicken head' knobs.

- Maintained in a new tweed cabinet by Mojotone, replicating the original design.

Modern Updates:

- Currently equipped with a vintage 12” Alnico speaker for a warm, rich sound.

- Added a DOD active direct box for easy PA integration.

This amp is perfect for collectors, musicians, and enthusiasts looking for a piece of musical history with a unique, warm sound.