No. of Channels
Three-Channel
Amp Type
Tube
Inputs
Four inputs (one for each channel 1 and 2 and two for Channel 3)
Outputs
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- 30W (early models) 40W (later models), 2-15 in. Jensen Alnico speakers, guitar/bass combo, 10 tube chassis, power: 4 X 6L6GC power tubes, three channels, rear control panel, four inputs (one for each channel 1 and 2 and two for Channel 3), nine knobs (Ch. 1: v, t, b, Ch. 2: v, t, b, Ch. 3: v, t, b), mfg. 1956-1960.
The Model 833 Super Comboamp was changed to the Model 833 Comboamp in 1958 and to the 950-C Supercombo amp in 1959. Approximately six of these amps were ever made. This amp appears to be two Model 835 Bassamps welded together.
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- 18W, 1-12 in. GE Alnico V speaker, five-tube chassis, preamp: 2 X 6BG6 power: 2 X 6SN7, rectifier: 5U4, top control panel, three "chicken head" knobs (v, b, t), all controls on the panel, a sensitivity control, brown cocoa vinyl...
- 20W, 1-15 in. speaker, five-tube chassis, preamp: 3 X 6SN7, power: 2 X 6L6/5881, Stancor transformers, top control panel with knobs for one channel, sensitivity control, black vinyl covering, square plastic grille with horizontal bar, mfg...
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- similar to the Model 820 Bassamp, except has two channels, mfg. 1957-58.
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