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Vintage 1962 Airline 62-9013A (Silvertone 1482) Tube Amp 1x12 Alnico Speaker!!!
Estimated price for orientation: 599 $
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Description Brand: Airline (Danelectro) Type: Electric Guitar Amplifier Amplifier Type: Combo Country/Region of Manufacture: United States MPN: Does Not Apply Model: 62-9013A Amplifier Technology: Vacuum Tube Number of Channels: 2 UPC: Does not apply
At top 40 guitarsour customers satisfaction is our first concern.All of our items have a 14 day return policy.If after 14 days you are not completely satisfiedwith your purchase, please return it for a full refund....Peace be with you...*all returned items must be in the same condition theywere at the time of sale. All original packing must be included.#4576Up for Sale is a1962 Airline (Silvertone 1482)!
Tube Combo Amp! 15 Watts! Tone Monster! Made In USA!
This is really cool. You are looking at a 1962 Airline 62-9013A Tube Combo Amp. The Airline brand name was applied to a line of musical instrument related products distributed through the Montgomery Ward’s catalog throughout the 1960s. The amplifier line consisted of rebranded amps made by Valco and Danelectro. The Airline 62-9013a was manufactured by Danelectro and was almost identical to the Silvertone 1472/1482 except for a horizontal control layout and different screen printing. The Airline amplifiers manufactured by Danelectro in the mid-1960s have become the most popular among guitar players for their great tube tone and Cold War-era styling.In Production from 1961 to 1968. This is a 1962 model with a 12" Alnico CTS Speaker. The Speaker is not original to this Airline, but it is a vintage 1967 Alnico CTS. The Airline 62-9013A was introduced in 1961 and was one of the most popular catalog amps throughout the 1960s. The 1482 was very similar to the short lived 6G3 Fender Deluxe (brown face) with tremolo circuit but has a bit earlier break up than the Deluxe. Like the Deluxe, the 62-9013A is powered by two 12ax7 preamp tubes, two 6v6 power tubes and a 12″ speaker. The tremolo on the Airline/Silvertone amps is more of a dramatic thumpy tone compared to the Fender’s smoother wobble. It differs from the Deluxe in that it’s voiced a bit darker and breaks up a little earlier.The amp is very responsive and dynamic offering a range of playing styles all within the change in the player’s attack on the strings.Awesome Recording or Bedroom / Studio Amp. Breaks up early. Does NOT peel the paint off walls. However you could gig with this in small venues. Warm, Gritty, Crunchy. Fat Tone that sounds delightful!Upgraded to a 3-prong grounded ac power cord!
Weight: 23 lbs.
Affordable USA Vintage Tube Amp!Our Amp Tech did a Major Service on this Amp. You will not have to spend any additional monies. Gig Ready on Arrival!Cosmetics: Good Condition. The Tolex Covering does have some tears around each corner. Scratches and Scuffs as well as some stains. The chrome handle supports are pitted. Instrument control panel is very clean. Lettering is clear and legible. Grill cloth is faded and stained but otherwise in great shape. There are several small tears and frays in the grill cloth. Dripping with "Mojo" The wear is what makes it authentic and cool. This is the "Real Deal" Overall, good shape. Normal wear and tear. It is used. Not perfect. Look at the pictures closely. They will tell the story.
Call the shop at 619-258-3957 with any questions.Top 40 guitars is a Veteran owned business.
Description
| Brand: | Airline (Danelectro) | Type: | Electric Guitar Amplifier |
| Amplifier Type: | Combo | Country/Region of Manufacture: | United States |
| MPN: | Does Not Apply | Model: | 62-9013A |
| Amplifier Technology: | Vacuum Tube | Number of Channels: | 2 |
| UPC: | Does not apply |
At top 40 guitarsour customers satisfaction is our first concern.All of our items have a 14 day return policy.If after 14 days you are not completely satisfiedwith your purchase, please return it for a full refund....Peace be with you...*all returned items must be in the same condition theywere at the time of sale. All original packing must be included.#4576Up for Sale is a1962 Airline (Silvertone 1482)!
Tube Combo Amp! 15 Watts! Tone Monster! Made In USA!
This is really cool. You are looking at a 1962 Airline 62-9013A Tube Combo Amp. The Airline brand name was applied to a line of musical instrument related products distributed through the Montgomery Ward’s catalog throughout the 1960s. The amplifier line consisted of rebranded amps made by Valco and Danelectro. The Airline 62-9013a was manufactured by Danelectro and was almost identical to the Silvertone 1472/1482 except for a horizontal control layout and different screen printing. The Airline amplifiers manufactured by Danelectro in the mid-1960s have become the most popular among guitar players for their great tube tone and Cold War-era styling.In Production from 1961 to 1968. This is a 1962 model with a 12" Alnico CTS Speaker. The Speaker is not original to this Airline, but it is a vintage 1967 Alnico CTS. The Airline 62-9013A was introduced in 1961 and was one of the most popular catalog amps throughout the 1960s. The 1482 was very similar to the short lived 6G3 Fender Deluxe (brown face) with tremolo circuit but has a bit earlier break up than the Deluxe. Like the Deluxe, the 62-9013A is powered by two 12ax7 preamp tubes, two 6v6 power tubes and a 12″ speaker. The tremolo on the Airline/Silvertone amps is more of a dramatic thumpy tone compared to the Fender’s smoother wobble. It differs from the Deluxe in that it’s voiced a bit darker and breaks up a little earlier.The amp is very responsive and dynamic offering a range of playing styles all within the change in the player’s attack on the strings.Awesome Recording or Bedroom / Studio Amp. Breaks up early. Does NOT peel the paint off walls. However you could gig with this in small venues. Warm, Gritty, Crunchy. Fat Tone that sounds delightful!Upgraded to a 3-prong grounded ac power cord!
Weight: 23 lbs.
Affordable USA Vintage Tube Amp!Our Amp Tech did a Major Service on this Amp. You will not have to spend any additional monies. Gig Ready on Arrival!Cosmetics: Good Condition. The Tolex Covering does have some tears around each corner. Scratches and Scuffs as well as some stains. The chrome handle supports are pitted. Instrument control panel is very clean. Lettering is clear and legible. Grill cloth is faded and stained but otherwise in great shape. There are several small tears and frays in the grill cloth. Dripping with "Mojo" The wear is what makes it authentic and cool. This is the "Real Deal" Overall, good shape. Normal wear and tear. It is used. Not perfect. Look at the pictures closely. They will tell the story.
Call the shop at 619-258-3957 with any questions.
This is really cool. You are looking at a 1962 Airline 62-9013A Tube Combo Amp. The Airline brand name was applied to a line of musical instrument related products distributed through the Montgomery Ward’s catalog throughout the 1960s. The amplifier line consisted of rebranded amps made by Valco and Danelectro. The Airline 62-9013a was manufactured by Danelectro and was almost identical to the Silvertone 1472/1482 except for a horizontal control layout and different screen printing. The Airline amplifiers manufactured by Danelectro in the mid-1960s have become the most popular among guitar players for their great tube tone and Cold War-era styling.In Production from 1961 to 1968. This is a 1962 model with a 12" Alnico CTS Speaker. The Speaker is not original to this Airline, but it is a vintage 1967 Alnico CTS. The Airline 62-9013A was introduced in 1961 and was one of the most popular catalog amps throughout the 1960s. The 1482 was very similar to the short lived 6G3 Fender Deluxe (brown face) with tremolo circuit but has a bit earlier break up than the Deluxe. Like the Deluxe, the 62-9013A is powered by two 12ax7 preamp tubes, two 6v6 power tubes and a 12″ speaker. The tremolo on the Airline/Silvertone amps is more of a dramatic thumpy tone compared to the Fender’s smoother wobble. It differs from the Deluxe in that it’s voiced a bit darker and breaks up a little earlier.The amp is very responsive and dynamic offering a range of playing styles all within the change in the player’s attack on the strings.Awesome Recording or Bedroom / Studio Amp. Breaks up early. Does NOT peel the paint off walls. However you could gig with this in small venues. Warm, Gritty, Crunchy. Fat Tone that sounds delightful!Upgraded to a 3-prong grounded ac power cord!
Weight: 23 lbs.
Affordable USA Vintage Tube Amp!Our Amp Tech did a Major Service on this Amp. You will not have to spend any additional monies. Gig Ready on Arrival!Cosmetics: Good Condition. The Tolex Covering does have some tears around each corner. Scratches and Scuffs as well as some stains. The chrome handle supports are pitted. Instrument control panel is very clean. Lettering is clear and legible. Grill cloth is faded and stained but otherwise in great shape. There are several small tears and frays in the grill cloth. Dripping with "Mojo" The wear is what makes it authentic and cool. This is the "Real Deal" Overall, good shape. Normal wear and tear. It is used. Not perfect. Look at the pictures closely. They will tell the story.
Call the shop at 619-258-3957 with any questions.
Top 40 guitars is a Veteran owned business.