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For example, you may say, "I don't care what it looks like as long as it plays or sounds well." Another person may say, "Body cosmetics are very important to me so tell me about every scratch, nick and blemish." So, please ask the questions that are most important to you. Also, what's important to you may not be important to someone else. We have found it impossible to describe every mark on an instrument or amp that is not in the "mint" category. *Please note: we do our best giving descriptions of used pieces. Then we burn it in for an hour or so before we ship so that there are no surprises.” “We test every used amp and pedal when we buy it and bring it up to our standards before we offer it for sale. If you don’t have an early Fender amp in your collection, you might want to consider having this one! Later "silverface" amps retrofitted to this circuitry are described as having been "blackfaced," a reference to the black faceplate used on these amps during much of this era. Some 1964 blackface Showmen were still covered in blonde Tolex rather than the usual black. The complex brownface "harmonic vibrato", however, was replaced by a simpler electro-optic oscillator. The AA763 (July 1963) and improved AB763 (March 1964) ("blackface") circuit is arguably considered the "best" circuit version produced for this amp by collectors and aficionados. In August 1967, Fender changed the cosmetics from the “blackface” to the “silverface” style. But it really came into its own in the famous 45-watt 2x12" piggyback configuration (ultimately discontinued in 1974). It then evolved to a 3x10" 26-watt tweed combo. The original Fender Bandmaster was introduced in 1953 as a 1x15" tweed combo. This amp features the very desirable AB763 circuitry. Overall, this is one of the nicest examples of a blackface Bandmaster we’ve seen in a while. It has been recapped and now has a 3-pronged grounded plug. Cosmetically the head shows some minor tolex scuffs, surface corrosion on the chassis straps and corners, some very minor wear on the grille.
#FENDER BANDMASTER 3X10 SERIAL NUMBER#
Used 1967 Fender Bandmaster Amp head serial number A27037.