robberns Posted July 3, 2022 Posted July 3, 2022 1965 Fender Vibrolux Reverb in very good condition. No trades, thanks. Would prefer a local sale in MA/NH/VT/CT SOLD I have a ton of of pictures (tranny's, tube label, gut shots), if you are interested, just DM me. Reverb and Tremolo sound luscious, as they should on these amps. Considered by many to be the ultimate combo among made during the BF years. Speaker grille and tolex are in very good condition for a 57-year old amp. It looks like at some point there were 2 holes drilled in the bottom of the cab (see pictures), and there are 2 metal threaded pieces still there. Amp has been turned on every few months but not used in years, I am playing through other amps these days. Includes a padded Studio Slips cover. Everything is original with the exception of: 2 large capacitors under the cap can (old ones are included) 3-prong power cord “Death cap” removed A mid-boost pot added to the “Ext Speaker” hole. If the pot is at the far-left (off), midrange is stock. As you turn up the pot, midrange and some boost get added to the 2nd channel. This is totally reversible and the original speaker jack and lead are included. Has the AA864 Circuit and “OF” Stamp, Production Date June 1965 Transformer Codes: 125A6A/-606-5-13, 125C3A/-606-5-13, CSA TEST 125P26A/606438. Speakers: Oxford 10L5, Manufactured in 1964 Tubes are: V1 = RFT/Alpha 12AX7 Made in Germany V2 = 7025 USA P3 (unsure of brand) V3 = GE 12AX7 V4 = 7025 USA (unsure of brand) V5 = 12AX7A USA (unsure of brand) V6 = Realistic 12AT7/ECC81 Made in Japan V7/8 = Raytheon 6L6 Rectifier = Ruby 5AR4C
Dutchman Posted July 3, 2022 Posted July 3, 2022 I have a 65' AA864 Bassman, beautiful tone! I always though the Vibrolux was an AB 763 circuit, so I learned something new. My '64 Bandmaster is AB763, it is mellower than the AA864, which has a growl all it's own!!! GLWTS
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