Features include:
• Hand-wired all-tube circuitry on eyelet board; premium components throughout
• Late 1950s 5F1 circuit - produces about 5 Watts
• Single “chicken head” volume control – work everything from the guitar’s controls!
• 8” Weber® speaker with Alnico magnet – for dynamic, sensitive response
• Groove Tubes™ 6V6GT output tube, 12AX7 preamp tube, and 5Y3GT rectifier tube
• Disconnectable internal speaker - allows use of external 4 Ohm speaker enclosure
• Finger-joined solid pine cabinet resonates with a warm, woody tone
• Genuine lacquered tweed covering with vintage brown/gold grille cloth and leather strap handle
• Deluxe fitted cover is included
• Designed in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. Made in Corona, California, USA.
5 year warranty (US and Canada, other territories may vary)
The World's Most Popular Instrument Amplifiers . . . Since 1946
The Fender Champ amp of the late 1950s is well known as
the small-but-mighty tone machine that belongs in every
serious guitarist’s collection. The tweed Champ is a terrific
practice amp, and has been a prized possession of countless
pro players for its great sounding, low output, easy-to-record
capabilities. Most people like to turn the amp’s volume all the
way up, and to manipulate the guitar’s controls for a variety
of sounds from pristine clean to swampy overdrive. It’s a
uniquely inspiring, complex reed-like voice.
This faithful recreation of the 1957 Champ amp is not just for
collectors or retro-minded guitarists. Any player seeking the
ultimate in low-powered, top-quality tube performance need
look no further!
A . POWER SWITCH—
Turns the amplifier ON-OFF.
B . POWER JEWEL—
Indicates when the amplifier is ON.
C . VOLUME—
Adjusts the loudness of the amplifier.
D . INPUT 1—
Full sensitivity input for most guitars.
E . INPUT 2—
Lower sensitivity input (-6dB) to provide high-
output guitars with cleaner response.
NOTE:
Both inputs become equal in sensitivity when used
simultaneously.
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