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Published on 12/08/12 at 04:37Years 1980/1981
Black Face Combo 30 watts all Lamps - 1 HP 12'' Fender Special Design 005379-8 ohms
Pre-amp: 12AT7, 7025
-Power: 2 x 6L6GC
-Rectifier: 1 X 5U4GB
Dims: 63X45X22 cm - Weight: 24 Kgs
Settings:
-Front:
NORMAL CHANNEL
Input 1, Input 2, Bright Switch, Volume, Treble, Bass.
REVERB CHANNEL
Input 1, Input 2, Channel select switch, Preamp Gain with pull-knob
boost, treble boost with pull-knob, pull knob with Middle boost,
Bass with pull-knob boost, Reverb and Volume
-Rear: Fuse (2A), Speaker Out, Speaker Out, Line Out Level, Lineout, RCA Pedal
input for channel switching, 1/4'' input for Reverb Pedal Control, Reverb
Output, Reverb Input (RCA), Hum Balance control
Spring Reverb in a black cover on the bottom.
Pedal with 2 switches: Switch channels and Reverb
Ebenisterie light wood veneer. Dark corners Plastic Canvas - HP black
Electron former Circuit Board with cardboard on which is to connect a "forest son.
UTILIZATION
2 Channel Reverb on channel 2
The EQ efficient buttons push / pull seems difficult to use.
This is my personal opinion.
Handbook little enough.
For my part, I found it difficult to make a sound. But after the time it is nickel.
SOUNDS
l accepts any style blues rock with the exception of metal.
Its clean "Fenderien" Wishing crunch but for the distortion, I go through pedals. With the amp alone it quickly becomes runny.
I use it with a Strato, a Tele and a copy Lespaul Custom77 CS3.
This is THE SOUND Lespaul Fender and the sound is bluesy wish. I think queles jazz enthusiasts would love.
I also plugged my electro-acoustic GODIN Acousticaster and it goes great.
Clear sound excellent and can make cruncher! In distortion, it also goes well with a clean well if you set gain and volume.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it since 1981. I did the scene with. He was fishing despite its 30 watts and does not move with the volume of an orchestra or band.
I would have added a feature that allows the bow to better direct the sound.
I had problems with welds "dry" and the power transformer that came with the chassis vibration. Fault has been corrected quickly in a technician.
I still prefer an amp with simple adjustments, but I do not regret having bought it.
Black Face Combo 30 watts all Lamps - 1 HP 12'' Fender Special Design 005379-8 ohms
Pre-amp: 12AT7, 7025
-Power: 2 x 6L6GC
-Rectifier: 1 X 5U4GB
Dims: 63X45X22 cm - Weight: 24 Kgs
Settings:
-Front:
NORMAL CHANNEL
Input 1, Input 2, Bright Switch, Volume, Treble, Bass.
REVERB CHANNEL
Input 1, Input 2, Channel select switch, Preamp Gain with pull-knob
boost, treble boost with pull-knob, pull knob with Middle boost,
Bass with pull-knob boost, Reverb and Volume
-Rear: Fuse (2A), Speaker Out, Speaker Out, Line Out Level, Lineout, RCA Pedal
input for channel switching, 1/4'' input for Reverb Pedal Control, Reverb
Output, Reverb Input (RCA), Hum Balance control
Spring Reverb in a black cover on the bottom.
Pedal with 2 switches: Switch channels and Reverb
Ebenisterie light wood veneer. Dark corners Plastic Canvas - HP black
Electron former Circuit Board with cardboard on which is to connect a "forest son.
UTILIZATION
2 Channel Reverb on channel 2
The EQ efficient buttons push / pull seems difficult to use.
This is my personal opinion.
Handbook little enough.
For my part, I found it difficult to make a sound. But after the time it is nickel.
SOUNDS
l accepts any style blues rock with the exception of metal.
Its clean "Fenderien" Wishing crunch but for the distortion, I go through pedals. With the amp alone it quickly becomes runny.
I use it with a Strato, a Tele and a copy Lespaul Custom77 CS3.
This is THE SOUND Lespaul Fender and the sound is bluesy wish. I think queles jazz enthusiasts would love.
I also plugged my electro-acoustic GODIN Acousticaster and it goes great.
Clear sound excellent and can make cruncher! In distortion, it also goes well with a clean well if you set gain and volume.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it since 1981. I did the scene with. He was fishing despite its 30 watts and does not move with the volume of an orchestra or band.
I would have added a feature that allows the bow to better direct the sound.
I had problems with welds "dry" and the power transformer that came with the chassis vibration. Fault has been corrected quickly in a technician.
I still prefer an amp with simple adjustments, but I do not regret having bought it.