I've enjoyed it but I really dont use it much, so time to let it go. Sounds really cool with a TS or similar overdrive in front of it. Volume and tone control(what more do you need, right? and away you go. There are 3 1/4" input jacks and each does sound slightly different form the other. This one needs nothing, ready to plug in and play. Has that great lo-fi but growling amp tone we all know from"department store" amps of the. But I do know when I gave it a check-up a couple of years ago he put some NOS tubes in there and checked out the rest on his tester and everything came back fine. It has a field-coil type speaker and some very unusual tubes that my tech says are usually found in TVs or radios but are common to amps of this era. I couldn't find hardly anything with a Google search on this amp. He figured he got in the early 50's and he played a really cool Gibson lap-steel through it. I bought this from the original owner in about 88 or so.
If it doesn't go then i guess I was meant to keep it for a while.
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