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Description
The Vintage 8 Combo Amp by Farfisa
The Farfisa 8 Combo Amp is a vintage 1960s Italian-made all-tube guitar combo amplifier produced by Farfisa. It is a compact, low-wattage amp designed mainly for guitar use in small venues, practice, and studio recording. The amp is known for its warm tube tone, natural breakup when pushed, and built-in tremolo (and sometimes simple reverb depending on the version). It typically uses two 8-inch speakers in a closed combo cabinet, giving it a focused but slightly mid-forward vintage sound. Today it is considered a collectible piece of classic European amplifier history, often valued for its character rather than volume.
Specs:
• Model: Farfisa 8 Combo (various 8-series versions exist)
• Type: All-tube combo guitar amplifier
• Power output: approx. 8 watts (low-watt vintage practice/recording amp)
• Speakers: 2 × 8" speakers
• Tubes: typically ECC83 (12AX7 equivalent), EL84, EZ-series rectifier (varies by version)
• Controls: Volume, Tone, Tremolo speed/depth (varies by model)
• Effects: Built-in tremolo (some versions include spring reverb)
• Inputs: 1–2 instrument inputs (depending on revision)
• Cabinet: Closed combo wooden cabinet
• Country of manufacture: Italy
• Era: Mid–late 1960s
• Use case: Guitar practice , small gigs, studio recording, vintage tone applications
Product specs
| Amp Type | tube |
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