Fender Bandmaster 6G7-A Head & 2x10 Tremolux Cab 1962, Blonde
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Specs
| Instrument | Amplifiers |
| Brand | Fender |
| Model | Bandmaster Head & Cab |
| Finish | Blonde |
| SKU | AP3112-A |
| Made In Year | 1962 |
| Preamp | 12AX7 (x6) |
| Power | 6L6 (x2) |
| Rectifier | SS |
| Wattage | 40 Watts |
| Circuit | 6G7-A (Tube chart marked 6G7) |
| Speaker | 2x10 Eminence Legend Alnico |
| Transformers | Original Schumacher |
| PT | 125P7A/606220 |
| OT | 125A6A/606210 |
| Choke | 125C1A/606213 |
| Notes | This is a 1962 Blonde Bandmaster matched with a period correct 2x10 Tremolux cab. This amp appears to have seen significant use over it's life, even functioning as a cigarette holder at certain times. Inside it's practically all original, with the only changes being electrolytic caps, bias caps, and an added bias pot. Something else to note is the amp is filled with infamous "blue molded" ajax capacitors, which are famously used in all of the blackface era amps. Compared to the Astrons these usually stay more reliable over time, resulting in the best sounding harmonic tremolo of any brown/blonde era amps. The Fender logo on the head is missing, along with the rear panel. |
Description
This is a 1962 Blonde Bandmaster matched with a period correct 2x10 Tremolux cab. This amp appears to have seen significant use over it's life, even functioning as a cigarette holder at certain times. Inside it's practically all original, with the only changes being electrolytic caps, bias caps, and an added bias pot. Something else to note is the amp is filled with infamous "blue molded" ajax capacitors, which are famously used in all of the blackface era amps. Compared to the Astrons these usually stay more reliable over time, resulting in the best sounding harmonic tremolo of any brown/blonde era amps. The Fender logo on the head is missing, along with the rear panel.
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