Was trying to downsize selling off items I would never use. Then this pops up on Boston Craigslist. 1964 Fender Bandmaster 2nd owner. The seller, a very decent knowledgeable fellow had the amp for 20 years in his home. Had it recapped, retubed and a 3 prong cord replaced and gave me all replaced parts. In the CL post, there were pics of the inside chassis. No scuffs or tears in the tolex and operation is very quiet, no static or pops.
So much for downsizing 🤓
New amp day
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What a deal!
That was indeed a great find specially if you got it for a good price. I have never owned an Amp like the Fender Bandmaster. I think it's great to find something like that and I congratulate you on your obtaining such a find.
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I was a young teen watching The Beach Boys on TV with Fender amps tilted back on stage. The local music store had a Fender Bandmaster and as I remember the price tag was $400. Way out of reach for a kid with a paper route. 54 years later a dream comes trueðŸ‘G
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