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Fender Champ 5F1 Narrow Panel 5-Watt 1x6" Guitar Combo 1956 - 1958
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Overview
The Fender Champ evolved out of the Champion 600 and 800 which launched in the late '40s. Originally, the Champ was a tweed-covered 4 watt amp with a 6-inch speaker. All of these details would evolved during its production run, with a switch to a black cover coming in 1964.
Years of Production: 1953 - 1982
Unique to this Era: In 1955, transition made from wide to narrow-panel cabinet with smaller panels above and below the speaker grill.
Features: 4-watts, 6-inch speaker, two inputs, volume control
Years of Production: 1953 - 1982
Unique to this Era: In 1955, transition made from wide to narrow-panel cabinet with smaller panels above and below the speaker grill.
Features: 4-watts, 6-inch speaker, two inputs, volume control
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