No. of Channels
Single-Channel
Amp Type
Solid-State
Inputs
Two inputs
Outputs
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- 375W (275W on later models), bass head unit, solid-state chassis, single channel, front black control panel, two inputs, four knobs (v, t, m, b), five-band graphic equalizer, ground switch, power switch, black covering, mfg. early 1970s-late 1970s.
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- 170W, head-unit only, solid-state, dual channels, reverb, tremolo, built in distortion, black control panel, 12 black or white knobs including bass, treble, and mid controls, 5-band equalizer, line in & out, black covering, no grille,...
- similar to the 150, except designed for bass use, mfg. 1960s-late 1970s.
- 275W with one cabinet (375W with two cabinets), guitar head-unit only, solid-state chassis, two channels, fuzz, reverb, tremolo, front black control panel, two inputs, seven knobs (v, t, m, b, s, i, reverb/fuzz), five-band graphic EQ, cha...
- similar to the 320 Bass except is a guitar amp with reverb, mfg. 1970s.
- 125W, head-unit only, solid-state, black control panel with blue stripe, four knobs (v, t, m, b), five-band equalizer, mfg. late 1970s-early 1980s.
Preamp head-unit only (power amp is in the speaker cabinet), solid-state chassis, single channel, fuzz, front black control panel with blue stripe, two inputs (high and low), nine knobs (v, t, b, variamp balance, effect, fuzz attack, fuzz g...
- similar to the 124 except has 2-12 in. speakers, mfg. late 1970s-mid-1980s.
- similar to the 124 except is a bass amp with 1-15 in. speaker, mfg. late 1970s-mid-1980s.
