robberns Posted January 28, 2018 Posted January 28, 2018 1966 (11/66 tube chart) Princeton, AA964 circuit, 12-watts. I have a ton of images if you want to see more, just ping me. SOLD All controls work including the tremolo circuit. Sounds just like a Princeton should, perfect for recording or playing at home. Amp is in excellent physical condition, no rips or tears in the Tolex or grille cloth. Transformers all date to 1966. Circuits appear to be untouched. Studio Slips padded cover included (a bit bigger than the amp, a loose fit, but protects the amp well). Tubes: 2 x General Electric 6V6GT 1 x Ruby Tubes GZ34 Rectifier 1 x 12AX7 (unknown) 1 x 7025 (unknown) All original as far as I know with these exceptions: Repro back panels 2-prong AC cord replaced with 3-prong grounded cord for safety. Original 2-prong cord included. Original speaker (Jensen C10R dated 1966) swapped for Weber 10F150T (10", 40oz ceramic magnet, 25-watt, 1-1/2" voice coil, seamed, ribbed cone. Loud, big bottom, clear, aggressive highs, later/smooth breakup). Original speaker with untouched leads included in sale. Ground switch replaced with bias control so you don’t have to pull the chassis to adjust bias. Completely reversible mod, original ground switch and cap are included.
Jakeboy Posted January 28, 2018 Posted January 28, 2018 I have actually been thinking about moving one of my grinder amps to pick up a clean machine like this. GLWTS.
bubs_42 Posted January 28, 2018 Posted January 28, 2018 WARNING: Plugging a Newport into a Princeton my cause Spontaneous Eargasims.
G Man Posted January 28, 2018 Posted January 28, 2018 I've been seeing this one on my local CL. GLWS, sweet amp.
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