‘64 Vibroverb clone made from vintage parts, decked out with vintage tubes. This amp sounds great, just not my style. Celestion fullback 15” speaker. Open to reasonable offers. Let me know if you have any questions! If you're in/near Nashville, come by and play it!

Details from the original listing I bought from: “Built into a 1969 Bantam Bass Amp chassis utilizing a Super Reverb eyelet board. The cabinet was a mid-60's Super Reverb cab, but it was once cut down to be a head. Our capable amp tech added pine boards back into the sides of the cabinet to get it back to full size. The tolex was re-wrapped onto the sides. The circuit was built out using NOS Vitamin Q Caps, NOS Carbon Comp Resistors, new filter caps, a new Hammond Dual-Showman Amp output transformer (designed to run at 8 ohms w/2 6l6's), a 1971 Super Reverb power transformer and the reverb tank is a vintage Hammond. Legend has it that this is the way Diaz modded Stevie Ray Vaughan's Vibroverb. Configured as such, the amp puts out 50 watts, where the original Vibroberb was rated at 40 and could vary lower than that. The AA763 circuit is complimented with bias modulating tremolo instead of the typical optical tremolo.

Recently had Justin at ThruTone in Nashville, TN service the amp and get it sale ready. The pictures of the circuit board are after he serviced it. There's also a picture of the invoice listing the work he did on it. *Note he wrote Vibrasonic on the invoice, but meant Vibroverb.

This is a killer sounding amp. I play my steel guitar through it. I just don’t use it as a regular part of my kit these days and could use the dough. Started a Western swing big band and we could use some more charts haha. Send me a message if you want a video or questions or anything.