Fender PA-135 (UK 240v) 1970s

Old School The Fender PA 135 is a vintage, 4-channel tube PA amplifier head introduced in the late 1970s. Renowned for its clean, high-headroom “ultralinear” tube design, it outputs 135 Watts RMS (297W peak) and features built-in reverb, making it a popular modified platform for guitarists and bassists today. [1, 2, 3]

Great Bass or DOOM / DJENT Amp or whatever the yoof is into these days! :D

Core Specifications

• Type: All-tube PA mixing amplifier head
• Output Power: 135 Watts RMS; 297 Watts peak
• Total Load Impedance: 4 ohms minimum
• Valves/Tubes:
• • Power section: \(4 \times 6L6GC\) (or 6L6)
  • Preamp section: 7025, 12AX7, and 12AT7 tubes
• Channels: 4 independent channels, each with 2 inputs
• Channel Controls: Volume (pull for Reverb), Bass, and Treble
• Master Controls: Master Volume, Master Bass, Master Treble, and Master Reverb
• Dimensions: 26.25" W \(\times \) 10.5" H \(\times \) 11" D (approx. \(66.7 \times 26.7 \times 27.9 \text{ cm}\))
• Weight: 52 lbs (approx. \(23.6 \text{ kg}\)) [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]