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Re: Fender amp - Vibrosonic Reverb

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Posted by Brad on January 27, 2003 at 13:00:21:

In Reply to: Fender amp - Vibrosonic Reverb posted by Ben on September 10, 2002 at 18:45:00:

: Would anyone have an idea as to how much this is worth? It is a full valve amp on castors & fully reconditioned. I think it is early '70s but I'm not sure. Any info on this beautiful sounding amplifier would be greatly appreciated.
: Ben.

Hey Ben,

I have seen these amps go for as much as $1000 and as little as $400? The biggest draw back, as far as tone freaks are concerned, is that the amp has a solid state rectifier and not a tube rectifier. To some really picky players, this makes a huge difference in sound and tone. I don't think it is that big of a deal. I think you could safely list this amp on Ebay or Harmony-central.com for $700 - $800 and get it sold quickly.

Good Luck, Brad

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: : Would anyone have an idea as to how much this is worth? It is a full valve amp on castors & fully reconditioned. I think it is early '70s but I'm not sure. Any info on this beautiful sounding amplifier would be greatly appreciated. : : Ben. : Hey Ben, : I have seen these amps go for as much as $1000 and as little as $400? The biggest draw back, as far as tone freaks are concerned, is that the amp has a solid state rectifier and not a tube rectifier. To some really picky players, this makes a huge difference in sound and tone. I don't think it is that big of a deal. I think you could safely list this amp on Ebay or Harmony-central.com for $700 - $800 and get it sold quickly. : Good Luck, Brad

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