I found this at my local pawnshop. It is an old amp made for JCPenny in the 60s. I think this is kinda amp Fender based their "Pawnshop Series" on.
A real "Pawnshop amp"
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Re: A real "Pawnshop amp"
Currently: Tuxedo, 1972 4000
Past holdings: 1968 4005, Blackstar, 3000, CS, Alembric, Tuxedo, 360-12, Blackstar, 360-12, 1982 4003, Shadow, 4003 SnowGlow, CS in that order.
Past holdings: 1968 4005, Blackstar, 3000, CS, Alembric, Tuxedo, 360-12, Blackstar, 360-12, 1982 4003, Shadow, 4003 SnowGlow, CS in that order.
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Re: A real "Pawnshop amp"
Sooooooo cooooooool!!!!!
How does it sound?
How does it sound?
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Re: A real "Pawnshop amp"
Thanks! It is the same amp as this Supro branded version.You can hear one on the youtube video below.antipodean wrote:Sooooooo cooooooool!!!!!
How does it sound?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aOm3zDTMtw
Re: A real "Pawnshop amp"
Showing up to a gig with a PennCrest amp would be so wild!
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