Frugal Amps Vintage Fender Harvard / Deluxe / Tweed Conversion 1950’s - 5e3 / 5F10
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Up for grabs is a vintage 1950’s Bell PA head that was converted to a tweed Fender style head by Frugal Amps. It has a PPIMV to bring the volume down. It's fairly subtle until the end of the range which is typical. It's a LOUD 12 watts and wondering if it's actually more. I know this circuit can be loud but just wondering. Will ship with reverb protection. Let me know if you have questions. I put the info from the seller that i bought it from below.
This amp walks the line of unique and boutique utilizing vintage transformers, tubes, and iron from a real deal American-made 50’s amplifier, but was customized to sound like a Tweed Harvard with more power and headroom. With the old-school 4-8-16 variable impedance on the back, this head will run all of your favorite cabs from Marshall 4x12’s to Fender 2x15’s, and all the pint size bedroom cabs inbetween.
Putting out roughly 12 watts, whatever cab you decide to run will ultimately control how much volume this amp has and works great for different decibel requirements on and off the stage.
Vintage tone with modern reliability, a gigging guitarists best friend!
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