Here is a sweet 14watt vintage Gibson GA-18T from I believe to be around 1960. To my knowledge the tremolo version wasn’t released until then. I’m listing in good condition due to the staining and broken logo. Otherwise the amp is in good shape. The tweed isn’t ripped too badly and the grill cloth is nice. No smells or anything funky going on here. The lettering is worn on the control plate. Has the original wood wedge tremolo foot control. Very cool. Has vintage tubes that test good. Has a new Weber alnico signature 10” speaker. Amp has been fully serviced and is ready to go. The cord was replaced with a new 3 prong with grounded plug. Tubes consist of a 5y3 in the rectifier, 2x 6v6 gt power, and 2x 12ax7 for preamp and trem. Nice warm tones at lower volume, then breaks up like a tweed when pushed. These are killer little 14watt amps. Please check photos for full condition. Amp is vintage, there is no warranty but has worked great the last couple years. Thanks for looking.

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Listed2 years ago
ConditionGood (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • GA-18 Explorer 14-Watt 1x10" Guitar Combo
Finish
  • Tweed
Categories
Year
  • 1959 - 1961
Made In
  • United States
Speaker Configuration
  • 1x10"
Number of Inputs
  • 3 Inputs
Electronics
  • Tube
Direct Output
  • No Direct Output
Reverb
  • None
Power Tube Type
  • 6V6
Number of Channels
  • 1 Channel
Output Power (Watts)
  • 14

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