PSA: This'll Get Your Flares A'Flappin': '74 Sunn Model T Full Stack At DGS

[crunchee]

Head and two matching Sunn 4x12 cabs, operating guide, catalog, and original receipt.  No affiliation:

Model T Full Stack, '74 – Dave's Guitar Shop (davesguitar.com)

For historical info purposes:

The History of Sunn Amplifiers | Stringjoy

Edited July 20, 2024 by crunchee

[Tortious]

It looks quite loud!

[murkat]

impressive 

[django49]

Way back, several years earlier than that one, the local "dream rig" was a toss up between a Sunn or Fender (Dual Showman), either with a huge 2 x 15 (JBL) cabinet. Priced at $999 IIRC, it was a complete dream for a kid like me. (Though I did pick up a Showman head and 1 x 15 Showman "tone ring" cabinet at a decent price. Separately, later found a 2 x 15 Showman cab with two JBLs for a steal---$75. Was about like picking up a refrigerator for a skinny kid. I may be wrong, but think it might have been around 100 pounds).

Sunn and the Kingsmen were local legends then.

I reckon someone will buy this as more a collector's item than for heavy use....

A few years later, Marshall reset the table........As a friend said, as he drooled over one, "Three is the threshold of pain".

I am amazed at how SMALL an amp I can get by with these days....And not throw my aging back out. The speaker cab I used playing out earlier today was closer to 20 lbs, rated at 250 watts and way more than adequate.

[ib2010]

This reminds me of an equally practical Casino stack I once owned. And somehow survived.

[BoogieMKIIA]

There was some religious rock band that did an afternoon assembly at my high school. The guitarist had a half stack Model T - it was loud and it rocked. Would love to have one in a big room!