No. of Channels
Three-Channel
Amp Type
Tube
Inputs
four inputs
Outputs
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- similar to the Super Comboamp except it is only about half of that since the Super Comboamp appears to be two Model 835 amps welded together, mfg. 1959-1961.
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- 20W, 1-12 in. Jensen Concert Speaker, different from the Super 800 and Model 500 Guitaramps as it was shallower and the speaker sat higher, each amp was made differently, used by jazz guitarist Tony Mottola, mfg. 1953-55.
- 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...
- similar to the Model 820 Bassamp, except has two channels, mfg. 1957-58.
- 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)...
- similar to the Model 820 Bassamp, except has 30W output, mfg. 1956-58.
- similar to the Super 800 Bassman except has 1-15 in. Alnico V Jensen speaker, new engraved polished aluminum control panel, mfg. 1951-55.
- 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...
