Norma was a brand used on imported amplifiers by Strum & Drum during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Strum & Drum bought National in 1970 and used both the names National and Norma on amplifiers, with Norma on smaller models and National on larger, more elaborate models. It is possible that there is some crossover between these two brands. Norma was phased out in the early 1970s, along with National amps. Norma models were built very cheaply and feature solid-state chassis with various features.
Amplifiers previously produced overseas between the late 1960s and the early 1970s. Distributed by Strum & Drum in Wheeling (Chicago), IL.

NORMA Guitar Amplifiers Models

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NORMA GAP-2 STUDENT

- 3W, 1-4 in. speaker, guitar combo, solid-state chassis, single channel, front control panel, one input, one volume knob, brown covering, light brown grille, mfg. late 1960s-early 1970s.

NORMA GA 93 MIGHTY MITE Image

NORMA GA 93 MIGHTY MITE

- 7.5W, 1-6 in. speaker, guitar combo, solid-state chassis, single channel, front control panel, two inputs, two knobs (v, tone), brown covering, dark brown grille, mfg. late 1960s-early 1970s.

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NORMA GA 97T TREMOLO DELUXE

- 15W, 1-8 in. speaker, guitar combo, solid-state chassis, single channel, tremolo, front control panel, three inputs, four knobs (v, tone, s, i), optional footswitch, brown covering, dark brown grille, mfg. late 1960s-early 1970s.