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Beautiful Workhorse!
An incredible 4x10 Super Reverb, but without the Reverb, and instead of a tube it has a solid state rectifier. Watch the treble - it will take your head off!
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the concert's a BF bandmaster circuit with, I think, a 2ohm output transformer like the tweed bassman and super reverb.... I loved my similar bandmaster and matching cab. Miss her sometimes. You don't see a lot of concerts around. Very underrate amp. If you ever see a brown concert be sure to try it. It'll blow you away.
I didn't know they had 2 ohm transformers back then. I knew it was a bandmaster circuit because the oscillator for the tremolo started chirping and I replaced it. You look inside and you have to say to yourself: 'all this sound is coming from this?' There really isn't too much to those old circuits. Picked up mine on Fleabay as a Buy It Now about maybe ten or fifteen minutes after it came up. Definitely a barn find with all original speakers. Cost: 800$ plus 100$ for shipping. Swapped the speakers and tucked the old ones away safe and sound. A very underrated amp, I agree! Seen a brown one on CL up here near Boston from time to time. They're a different circuit, right?