zoomoo

Hello

I spotted one of these (sn# S/A 36xxF) relatively cheap. It's a pawn shop so I wasn't able to try it out yet but the amp is in working condition or so I hear.. what's the quality of these amps and how much should I pay for one assuming it's working properly? Any help appreciated..

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rockinr0ll

If you can pick up a 1974 "relatively cheap" then I would get it. The 1974 are not ptp wiring but who cares they still are great amps and are usually hard to find for a good deal. Get it or some one will pick it up pretty fast.

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I agree, if it's cheap, you'd better snatch it up. If you can find one for less than $1,500 you're doing well

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