The perfect workbench guitar amp........ found in the trash. Let's fix it.

[@edwardhannigan6324]

Hey DK, cute little blaster..Nice find & fix..Just the job for the bench..Happy Xmas..Ed..uk..🎅

[@DeadKoby]

Thanks. I know I would have more "clout" if I just fixed the great amps... but there's a place for all of these.

[@audiotechlabs4650]

That looks like an amp that was part of a bass + amp kit. Maybe the kit came with a clip on tuner? I have one that’s a different brand. Mine also runs on batteries or 120 volts AC. A work bench test amp is all they are good for! Welcome back and we look forward to more videos. Thanxz!

[@DeadKoby]

This one runs on 120v natively.... looks like a TDA chip powers it... typical practice amp circuit.

[@JaysElectronicTinkerShack]

Nice find I had something similar few years back when I tinkered with Pa gear and pedals etc although I just pulled the socket out wired up a lead to it and mounted a remote socket on the side of my workbench

[@DeadKoby]

This amp is perfect as a tester.... it's got plenty of gain, an OK sized speaker, and takes up LITTLE space.

[@junksmith_wizard]

WELCOME BACK MISSED YOUR VIDS!

[@DeadKoby]

Thank you friend.... there's a really cool amp in the queue, as well as another build.

[@rcking911]

1973 Fender tube type amplifier. Super Reverb model. Just picked up from repair All four speakers and tubes replaced. Thorough inspection revealed no problems after repairs. A cat got a hold of the speaker grill, this does not affect the function of the amp what do u think this is worth ????

[@DeadKoby]

I don't follow the market........so it'd just be a guess.