A buddy of mine had one of those style Fender solid state amps when we were kids. I think it was called a RAD. It was a crunchy little sucker.
Saw this thing called a Overdrive Special once, pretty '80s funk lookin, kinda Peavish, think it was Kirk Hammet's.
You should have purchased the Balbwin amp if it was not overpriced. That looks like a nice one in great shape. Pretty much a Fender clone from the 60's. Band mates had that one in 1967. Sounded great back then. Vox VX1. Looks like a plastic toy, but not after you play it. Serious sound amp for what it is. Easy to transport, very light, but very heavy in sound. Practice or recording amp.
I didn't take a pic, but at my local used/funky/offbeat music store, there is one of those Sound City Concord amps with the slider controls. Haven't plugged it in, but apparently those sliders contributed to a lot of noise. Don't know if the Fanes are still in it. Always thought the sliders were a goofy idea.
HEY!!! Funny, but at the store where I saw the Sound City Concord, are TWO of those crazy Univox's. I'm tempted to plug into one just for fun.
Rickenbacher Electro bass, probably WW-II since there isn't any fancy scrolled-R emblem and a house fuse, from a guy's basement - he used it around Green Bay during high school, mouse built a nest and some water stain. I'm not into restoring = if any of you out there are.
Looks like the old style residential fuse holder for screw in glass fuses. That is a really vintage amp. Also notice that it has no output transformer and those two caps on either side of the speaker.
How 'bout this for a "What the actual F**K ?" moment https://memphis.craigslist.org/msg/d/memphis-baldwin-professional-c1-guitar/7195744894.html
