Univox Amplifiers

Early 60's Amps

I have very little information about there early amps, and only some model numbers. Some of the amps were made in the US, others were made in Japan and all used high end Jensen speakers. There were several variations of these amps. Some had gold grille coth and a diamond shaped Univox logo in the upper right corner. These tend to have the controls mounted on the top in the back and the tubes all point down inside. Others had white/grey grille cloth and an angled Univox logo in the upper left. Some of these also have controls on the top, but it then switched to controls in the front, like the later solid state amps. Also, some with controls in the front had brown/gold grille cloth. Some of the amps may have also been sold as "Magnasonic".

One person sent me info about an amp they have from this period, it is a 30W all tube amp. The preamp used the following tubes: 12AX7 (3), 12AU7 (1), 6AN8 (1) and the power amp used 2 7591's.
Another early amp (1, 2, 3) with gold/brown grille cloth, controls on the top, 3 inputs, foot switch, 12AX7's (3) and 3 other tubes. 1x12 Jensen speaker and diamond shaped logo.
U-102 - similar to above, gold/brown grille cloth, controls on the top, 3 inputs, foot switch, one 6CA4, two 6AQ5, two 12AX7 one 6AU6 tubes. 1x12 Jensen speaker and diamond shaped logo.
Another Amp from this period is a 40W tube amp w/ 3 inputs, tremolo, reverb and footswitch, and either 1 or 2 Jensen 12 inch speakers with the Univox name in the top left in brushed metal.
U202R (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)- probably built around 1967. It's a combo amp with a single 12" speaker, described as a "soft 50-watt amp" (i.e. 20W). Channel #1 has controls for volume, tone, reverb depth, tremelo speed and tremelo intensity. Channel #2 has only volume and tone. However, both channels can be patched together. There are two inputs for each channel: bright and normal. Japanese copy of a late 50's Magnatone. Sides of amp are blue, with a gold plate across the top with a logo and yellow/gold grille cloth. The blue may be an after-market addition, the amp was also available in black. The U202R is an all-tube amp. The tube lineup is as follows: 12AX7 (3), 6AN8, 6AV6 (or two 12AX7's), 6973 (2), 6CA4.
Unknown Amp - similar to U202R, 2x12, 2 6CZ5/6973 power tubes, 6CA4 rectifier, 3 12AX7's, 6AV6 with a 7247/12DW7 on the reverb. The controls are on the top, it has 2 channels with brite&normal inputs. The covering is black tolex-like material and the grill cloth is a black/silver weave. Each channel has tone & volume, tremelo has speed & intensity and reverb has depth. Circuit design is point to point wiring, schematic most similar to U255, about 20-30W.
An amp similar to above, this one has 3 inputs and five knobs, no footswitch in the front, there might be one in the back however.
Unknown Amp - (1, 2) similar to U202R - 1x15, 2 channels each with bright and normal inputs, volume and tone knobs. Also has depth, speed and intensity knobs. Foot switch input for reverb and tremolo. Used the following tubes: 6CA4, 6973 (2), 12AX7(3), 6AN8 and 6AV6.
U-42 - Cabinet resembles Supro style black sparke vinyl with two piping strips, 15h x 16.5w x 10d, white plastic TV handle, chassis mounted in the rear, three input (guitar, acc, aux), volume, tone, tremelo, tubes 12AX7, 6AV6, 6AQ5, 6X6, Jensen special design P12-S C7900 220440.
Possible early U-42 - (1, 2, 3) from approx. 1963 w/ Fischer alnico speaker.
U-75 - Same cabinet cosmetics as U-42, 231/2h x 151/8l, three input (guitar, acc, mic), volume tone, tremolo, tremolo fs jack, round red power light, fuse pwr sw w/stby, tubes 12Ax7 12Ax7 6AQ5 6AQ5 6X4, two 10" heavy duty Jensen speakers P10-S C7908 220508.
U-45 amp (1,2), circa 1965, 8W, all tube. No footswitch or push=ull like on the U-45B.
1965 U-45B (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, 8) - Three inputs: "Guitar", "Acc", and "Aux", "Volume", "Tone", and "Tremelo" knobs.Foot Switch Jack , a red square power light, 12inch Jensen Speaker. The tubes go 12AX7, 6BM8, 6BM8, 6X4. 10W, All Tube, no transistors. The amp may be more than 10W, it used an interesting design where the 6BM8 tubes were both pre-amp and power amp tubes, plus worked with the12AX7 for tremolo. This sort of design is also seen in early Gibson amps. The cabinet it black vinyl with silver specks in it. The handle is more like an old suitcase than the standard Vinyl handles of most amps. The front Grill is kind of tan and brown weave, with a crome colored Univox logo in the upper left hand side (big U and then Univox in small letters slanting upwards and underlined). Heads were made in Japan as far back as 1965. Also marketed by "Cavalier", and "Hilgen" (as the Meteor) in the mid 60's. The other brand names used different grille cloths and different straps. Note that pics 6, 7 and 8 are a U45-B, but with a very different cabinet design.
Univox U-48B - made in 1967, also marketed by Lafayette in Baltimore.
Univox U-302 all tube amp with tremolo and 1 15' speaker. Tubes are 6l6's, 2 12 ax7's. 4 inputs normal and bright for each channel, each channel has volume and tone and there are speed and intensity controls for the tremolo.
U-305R -(1, 2, 3) -1965 Japanese tube guitar amp. 15" Jensen Special Design speaker (220512). Tubes are: 1- 6CA4, 5- 12AX7A, 2-6973. 2 channels, both have Bright and Normal inputs with Volume and Tone controls. Channel 1 is HIGH . Channel 2 is LOW. Reverb Depth, and Tremolo with Speed and Intensity controls. Tube driven spring Reverb works on channel 1 only. Power Off/On/Standby switch. Extension speaker jack, Tremolo and Reverb footswitch jacks.
Unknown Amp - Same cabinet cosmetics as U-42, 15h x 24w x 10d, three input (guitar, acc, mic), volume tone, tremelo, tremelo fs jack, pwr sw w/stby, tubes 12Ax7 12Ax7 6AQ5 6AQ5 6X6, two Jensen special design P10-S C7908 220504
U-155B Combo Amplifier - Single Jensen 10" 'Special Design' speaker. Tubes: 1 - 6CA4,2 - 6AQ5,2 - 12AX7,1 - 6AV6 ,1 - 6AN8,1 - 6AU6. Three inputs - Guitar, Acc and Aux. Controls- Reverb, Tremolo, Volume, Tone, Depth, Speed, Speed, Intensity. Square Red pilot light lens. Power/Standby Switch
Rear Panel has screw down fuse holder, tremolo and 'reverb foot switch 1/4" jacks.
Appearance: Black Tolex, Black flexible flat handle with chrome endpieces,2 chrome accent pieces that are held by the screws that keep the amp chassis secure, Gold woven speaker cloth ,Silver and black UNIVOX logo upper right corner of speaker grill on 45 deg slant.
U-155R (1, 2, 3, 4) - Similar to other 60's amps, 3 inputs, controls are volume, tone, (reverb) depth, (tremolo) speed, (tremolo) intensity. Footswitch inputs for reverb and tremolo on back. Tubes are 6AU6, one 6AN8, one 6AV6, two 12AX7's, two 6AQ5's and one 6CA4 (some also had 3 12AX7's and no 6AN8). One Jensen 12" speaker.
Unknown 2x10 combo amp (1, 2, 3) . Brown tolex with tan grille cloth, square gold Univox logo, 5 tubes, 3 inputs.

1968-1971 Amps

These amps had Japanese made chassis in Westbury made cabinets, and still used Jensen speakers. They were hybid tube and transistor amps, using two 6BM8 tubes (apparently an unusual design). The amp was covered in a black (sometimes dark grey) Rhinohide vinyl and had a silver plastic logo with stylized block letters on the black grillcloth. The front panle had one guitar and two auxiliary inputs, volume, tone tremolo (sped) and footswitch. See Catalogs Section for scans of catalogs. not that therte may be some crossover between this section and the "A" group below.

Univox 1051 (1, 2) tube bass and guitar amp head, probabyl built in 1968 6 tubes, 3 12AX7A and 3 6L6GC, and 2 large transformers inside, rotary switch to change the impedance for 2, 4, or 8 ohm speakers. Below the rotary switch it says "music power 200 watts". There is a channel for guitar, and a channel for bass. Both have high and low gain inputs.
EV-S 200 - (1) 15-20W head, with vol tone and tremolo knobs, 3 inputs (guitar, accordian, aux), (2) 6BM8 , (1) 6x4, (1) 12AX & tubes.
U-1000 Guitar Amp System - 9 tubes and solid state power supply, 85W, 4 inputs, 2 channels w/ 2 2x12 cabinets with Eminence special design speakers. Controls: individual volume on each channel, bass, middle, treble, presence, reverb tremolo intensity and speed (included footswitch). Selectable 2,4 or 8 Ohm output.
U-1050 Bass Amp System - 7 tubes and solid state power supply, 85W, 4 inputs, 2 channels (bass and normal) w/ 2 2x12 cabinets with Eminence special design speakers. Controls: individual volume on each channel, bass, middle, treble, presence. Selectable 2,4 or 8 Ohm output.
U-1075 PA System - 8 tubes and solid state power supply, 85W, 4 inputs (each with Hi/Lo input), external echo/reverb connection. Controls: mixer volume on each channel, bass, middle, treble, presence, master volume. Selectable 2,4 or 8 Ohm output. 4x12" Eminence Special Design speakers in cabinet
U-1220 Guitar Amp System (1, 2) - 7 tubes and solid state power supply, 50W, 4 inputs (bright/normal), 2 channels, 2x12 cabinets with Eminence special design speakers. Controls: individual volume and tone on each channel , reverb tremolo intensity and speed. 1221 was the model for the head, and 1005 for the 2x12 cabinet.
U-1235 Bass Amp System (1, 2, 3 4) - 5 tubes (2 6L6, 2 12AU7, 12AX7) and solid state power supply, 50W, 3 inputs (bass, high, low) w/ deep and sharp selector switches, , 2x12 cabinets with Eminence special design speakers. Controls: volume, bass, treble. Apparently there was a guitar version made too, the only known difference was that it had reverb and tremolo. Speaker cab are rear loaded and is not ported. It has matching red and black dot in the center. The dimensions are 30 1/2" High x 22 1/2" Across and 13 1/2" Deep. There are two handles located on the sides and a single input on the back. Also know as the E-3.
U-2015/2005 Cabinet - 2 Univox 15" speakers with 6 horns. 100W RMS. 2005 included 100W amp.
U-50 Lead (1, 2) - 50W, 4 inputs, 2 channels, reverb and tremolo.

Univox A Group - 1971

These transistor amps had black tolex-covered cabinets with vinyl handles, black grillcloths surrounded by white beading, and some had corner protectors. Also two models, the U-150R and U-65RN, has a differnet logo design, with all caps on a metal strip on the grillcloth.

U50PAR PA Amp - 50W solid state, 4 channel, 4 inputs, external echo or EQ connection, each channel had volume, bass, treble, plus master volume and reverb.
U-150R ($177.50) - 20 W, 2 10" speakers, reverb, tremolo, 3 inputs and 6 control knobs.
U-65RN/RNG (1) (sometimes U65R) ($110) - 15 W, 1 15" speaker, reverb and tremolo, 3 inputs and 5 knobs. This lasted until 1976, when it has 17 W, Hammond reverb (apparently a real spring reverb), tremolo, 10 transistors and a 12" speaker. A variation of this model has the logo in the lower left corner of the amp.
Univox U65G - 5 inputs labeled Low 1, Low 2, Low 3, Guitar (High), Organ (High), Volume knob, Tone knob, Reverb knob, Tremolo Speed knob, and Tremolo Intensity knob. Rocker power switch with rectangular red power lamp above it. Black vinyl case, speaker grill covered with black material lined with silver piping around the edges. Pedal inputs for Reverb and Tremolo. Vinyl carrying handle. 17" x 24". Single 8" speaker. May be an earlier/later version of the U65RN.
U-66G -similar to U-65G, 50W, has three inputs, 5 knobs: volume, tone, reverb, and two tremolo knobs for intesity and speed; pedal jacks for tremolo and reverb, a 12" speaker and is 22" high.
Unknown Solid State Amp apprears to be a variation on the U65RN, with 4 knobs itead of 5.
UB-250 ($150) - bass "piggyback" amp w/ 20 W (advertised as 50W "music power" i.e. peak), 15" speaker, 2 inputs, volume and tone, 5 transitors. (1, 2, 3) Note the "Made in U.S.A".
U-4100 Minimax ($299.50) - bass combo amp w/ 100 W, 1 Pro-Mag Series Univox 15" speaker, controls on the back were 2 inputs with bass and normal, hi and low input on each.
UB-252 - bass head added sometime beforew 1979 w/ 20W, 15" speaker cabinet. Similar to UB-250.
U255R - 5 tubes with solid state rectifier, 40W peak power, volume and tone, footswitch jack,2x15" combo amp with 3 inputs.
U400G (1, 2, 3) - 35W solid state guitar amp, hi, lo, medium inputs, volume bass, tone, reverb, tremolo and footswitch. 2 10" special design speakers.

Univox B Group - 1971

These amps were distinguished by the fact that they were convered in either light blue/dark blue vinyl or black/grey vinyl. They were combination amps with transistors and lots of tubes. As far as I can tell, almost all of the amps and cabinets were availible in both colors.

1001 - 200W guitar amp, black tolex with logo in upper left corner, 4 inputs, tubes: 4-6L6's and 1-6AN8,4-12AX7 and 1-12AU7.
1010/1011 (1) ($605) - separate w/ 10 tubes, 105 W, 2 channels, 4 inputs, bright and normal for eah channel, volume for each channel , bass, middle and treble shared on both. presence, reverb, tremolo speed and intensity, variable impedence (8/16ohm) and a cabinet w/ 8 10" Univox Special Design speakers. Volume for channel one also had "Pull HB", a brightness/boost selector. Also has a 2-4-6 ohm switch on the back, as well as 4 separate speaker outputs, and two foot switch inputs. The handles are located on top of the head. The 1010 came with the 1011 (amp) and the 2080 (cab).
U-1040/1044 Quad Reverb ($480) -guitar combo w/ 10 tubes, solid state power supply, 105 W RMS, 2 channels, 4 inputs, volume, bass, middle, treble for each channel, presence, reverb, tremolo, footswitch and 2 Univox heavy duty 12" speakers w/ 20 ounce Alnico magnets (with lifetime guarantee!). 88lbs
1060 (1, 2 ) ($530) - 7 tubes, 105 W, 2 channels, 4 inputs, vol, bass, middle, treble on each channel, presence, variable impedence and 1 15" Univox speaker. Less knobs than the 1011, it must not have had tremolo, just reverb. The 1060 came with the 1061 (amp) and the UFO-15 (cab).
1561 (Front Panel, back, back panel, back panel 2, chassis, chassis 2, tubes and transformers, power tubes and transformers 2, label for tubes.) - Can't seem to find this model in any of the existing price sheets or catalogs, but here it is. Thanks to Shaun Weller from the Univox Instruments group on Facebook for the excellent images. This thing shares a lot of details and parts with the 1061 (above), but is obviously a different model number.
1085/1080 PA Amp ($1,035) - combo w/ 10 tubes, 105 W, 4 channels, 8 inputs, external echo or EQ connection, 4 volumes plus master volume, bas, middle,treble presence reverb w/ footswitch and 2 cabinets of 4 15" Univox speakers plus 12 high frequency hons w/ crossovers, for 2 cabinets. 1080 is the model for the amp alone.
1205 Cabinet 80W, with 2 12" Univox speakers w/ 20 ounce Alnico magnet and 2" voice coil.
1221 - 100W guitar amp, 2 channels with volume and tone each. "Effect" section with reverb and tremolo. Tubes are: 2 GL6GC's, one 12AU7, two 6AN8A's, and two 12X7A's.
1225/1226 ($435) - 60W head(1,2), same controls as 1010 ( 2 channels, 4 inputs, volume, bass, middle and treble for each channel, presence, reverb, tremolo, pull bright on ch 1), variable impedence(8 or 16 ohms), jack for reverb and tembolo switch, 8 tubes (6L6GC), and metal handles. Note the 1225 is the Amp and Cab, the 1226 just the amp., the 1205 is the cab
1240 ($399.50) - (1) guitar combo w/ 8 tubes, solid state power supply, 60 W, 2 channels (same controls as 1040) and 4 10" Univox special design speakers w/ Ceramic magnets and epoxy voice coils. 70lbs.
1245 (1,2, 3) - separate w/ 5 tubes, 60 W, 2 channels, same controls as 1060 (no tremolo) and 2 12" Univox speakers. Also, the amp and cabinet has handles. The 1245 combo consisted of the amp (1245) and the cab (1205).
1511 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) - same as 1011 except with 4 6550 and 150W output.
UF015 Cabinet - 110W 1x15" cabinet.
2015 Cabinet - 105W PA cab with 2x15" and 6 horns.
2040 Cabinet (1, 2) - 60W 4x12" vertically stacked speaker cabinet.
2080 Cabinet - 110W 8x10" cabinet, two columns of speakers, slightly offset from each other. Must have been Univox's answer to the classic Ampeg cabinet.
4044/4044EV Cabinet - 8ohm 4x12" square stacked cabinet. the standard model was rated at 120W RMS, the "EV" model came with Electro Voice speakers and was rated at 300W RMS (and weighed 70lbs. more!)

Univox Group C (UX) - 1971

Designed for guitar bass or PA use, it consisted of the following. These probably only lasted a year or two. Two amp and cab combos were offered, The UX Bass System (1501 &1512) and the UX1500 Lead System (1501 &1516).

UX-1501 Amplifier - 8 tubes, 140 W, 2 guitar, bass and mixer inputs, 2 volume and gain controls, plus bass middle, treble and presence, stanby and power switches. Four speaker outputs and a feature that allowed blending of channels, plus a hi-boost switch. Nicknamed "Fat Albert" in Univox promo liturature along with the 1512 cab.
UX-1512 200W RMS bass cabinet ($1,450 w/ 1501) w/ 2 Electro Voice SRO 15" speakers
UX-1516("Six Pack") guitar cabinet, 6x12 w/ Celestion speakers ($1,400 w/ 1501)

Univox Minimax - 1971

The Univox U-4100 Minimax (1, 2) was designed for a bass, organ, electric piano or guitar. It has 105 W, a 15" speaker, no tubes. Two channels with high and low inputs, volume bass and treble for each. Also, there was an optional UHF-2 High frequency horns add-on. This lasted until 1979 at the latest.

Univiox "Mobile Ohm" - 1974

The "Mobile Ohm" line was a series of solid state amplifiers that had a knob to select the ohms of the speakers (2,4 or 8) and included an "E.S.P." circuit (Electric Short Proof) to shut down the amp in case of a short or fault. The amps were not very high and generally had 2 channels, 5 inputs(two for each channel and a combined input) and 4 speaker outputs. The speaker cabinets included Univox Pro Mag speakers. The amps delivered the same wattage at all Ohm ratings

U130 Bass Amp - 130W, 5 inputs, 2 channels (w/ high and low). Channel 1 volume w/ push button high boost, bass, middle, treble and contour controls. Channel 2 had volume bass and treble.
U130L Lead Amp - (1) similar to above, except channel 1 controls had reverb instead of contour, channel two was push/pull volume bass and treble, both w/ master volumes.
U130PA PA Amp - (1) 130W, 6 hi input channels, volume bass, treble, reverb on each channel, plus master volume and reverb, 1 low level output.
U200L Lead Amp (1, 2, 3) - similar to U130L, except it had 210 W. (catalogs say 210W, but some amps say 240W on them)
U200B Bass Amp - bass version of U200L.
Unknown Guitar Head similar to the rest of the series, but with only 4 inputs.
UFO215 cabinet w/ 2 15" speakers
U215 cabinet w/ 2 15" speakers in "tuned duct" reflex cabinet.
U412PA cabinet w/ 4 12" speakers (stacked vertically).
U412 cabinet w/ 4 12" speakers (stacked 2x2).
U600PA (1) PA amp.
U610 six 10" speakers.
UFO-15 cab with Univox Dual Diameter Alnico Magnet and 2" voice coil in folded horn cabinet design.

Unicord Stage Amps

Solid state amps produced around 1977 until about 1980, when they were replaced by the Westbury Amps. A precursor to the physical design of this line was the ULM-6, listed below. The Stage amps had a distinctive drop shadow logo in the upper left corner of the amp.

ULM-6 Special Effects Amp - (1, 2, 3) (also refered to as UM-6) class A one 16ohm 10" speaker, two guitar inputs, one 'unidrive' output, one volume knob, two tone knobs (no reverb or tremelo). Here is an expanded description for a visitor to the site:
- Cabinet: H - 14.5" W - 12.5" D - 7.5"
- Cover is black Tolex, black grille cloth w/ 1/8" silver trim, and steel corners
- Black 8.5" vinyl strap handle on top held by steel brackets.
- UNIVOX logo plate screwed onto grille in lower left corner - white oval line surrounding white letters on black plastic - 1" X 4.5"
- Tube compliment is one 12AX7 (w/ old Fender style aluminum cover) & one 6V6.
- One 1 amp Slo-Blo fuse.
- Viewed from above the rear of the amp, left to right, the controls are: 2 1/4" inputs with # 2 above #1. Volume, treble, bass and line out controls. Knobs are all small Ricky types with "0 - 10" painted on the black chassis. There's another 1/4" jack just below the line out knob with a white curved arrow from the jack pointing to the knob. This is the line out, apparently this was one of the first amps with a direct output like this for recording or PA use. Next is a push-button power switch with a small circular red jewel power light above it, along with the model number in white letters and a big red 6. Internal circuitry described as similar to a Fender Champ.
Model 25 Lead ($140) - 6W, 8" speaker, volumen, tone, reverb, tremolo w/ speed and instensity.
Model 65 Combo ($199.95) - 20W, 12" speaker, volume, bass, treble, clipping control and reverb.
Model 65B head and cabinet, 12" speaker, 2 inputs, volume,bass, treble, "speaker" and "line out" on back.
Model 252 Bass Combo ($230) - 20W 15" speaker,volume, bass, treble.
Model 450 Bass Piggyback ($305) - 20W 15" speaker, horn-loaded bass reflex enclosure, preamp volume, contour, bass, middle, treble and master volume.
Model 400/112 Lead Combo ($299.95) - 40W, 12" speaker, preamp volume, contour, bass, treble, reverb and master volume.
Model 400/210 Lead Combo ($305) - 40W, 2 10" speakers, preamp volume, clipping control, treble, bass, reverb, master volume.
Model 720/115 Lead Combo (1) ($389.95) - 70W, 1 15" speaker, 2 channels, channel mixing, distortion, treble, middle, bass, reverb, master volume, channel volumes.
Model 720/212 Lead Combo ($395) - 70W, 2 12" speakers, 2 channels, channel mixing, distortion, treble, middle, bass, reverb, master volume, channel volumes.
Model 720/410 Lead Piggyback ($430) - 70W, 4 10" speakers, 2 channels, channel mixing, distortion, treble, middle, bass, reverb, master volume, channel volumes.
Model 720K keyboard Amp ($472.50) - 70W, 1 15" speaker, 4 channels, volumne, reverb in/out, treble, bass, middle, reverb, master reverb, master volume.
Model 740 PA System ($270) - 70W, 4 channels, treble, bass, reverb, reverb on/off, master volume.
Unknown 90W Stage Amp - 90W, 1x12 speaker, same controls as 400/210 with addition of pull out "high boost" on the preamp volume knob

Westbury Amps

Westbury amps were solid state and were available from late 1980 until around 1982. All these had black vinyl covers and white script plastic logos in the middle of the grilles. Appeared very similar to Roland amps.

W250 Lead - 1 channel, 12" speaker.
W255/110 Bass - 1 channel, 10" speaker, piggyback.
W255/115 Bass - 1 channel, 15" speaker, piggyback.
W550 Lead - 1 channel, 2 10" speakers.
W555 Bass - 1 channel.
W1000 Lead - 2 channels, 2 12" speakers.
W1000M Mini-Lead - 1 channel, 12" speaker.
W1000MF Mini-Lead - 1 channel, 12" speaker, had Fane speaker.
W1005 - 160W solid state combo amp, two channels, 1x15.
W1005 Bass - 1 channel, 15" speaker.
Model 1000 Dual-Voiced Reverb Twin - 2 channels, 2 12" speakers, volumne, bass, middle, treble on each channel. Compared to Fender Twin Reverb (even though this was a solid state amp).

Other, Unknown/Undated Amps:

U320-APB (1) made in Japan. It has two 12" woofs and a horn tweeter. The head has two 7591 drive tubes and five smaller 12ax7' types. The covering is black with chrome corner protectors. Earlier models existed with script logos instead of the logo pictured.
Unknown 1971 Amp - Looks like half of an A or B type Amp, and blue.
18W all tube combo amp from about 1967.
8W combo amp (1, 2) from about 1965.
15" Bass Cabinet
LEM-XI - 6 channel solid state mixer, 150W amp and tape echo system. Each channel had volume, bass, treble, echo controls. Master echo volume, repeat, standby/run tape, and two push buttons for effects variations.
LEM-X2 Speaker Columns - 8 12" Univox Speakers
LEM-2 PA System included LEM-XI Matrix and LEM-X2 Speaker Columns
Speaker Cabinet (1) - speaker cabinet, maybe 10".
Bluesbreaker guitar head, exactly like a Marshall JTM-45: four inputs, two volumes, bass, mid, treble, and presence, 50-60W.

Unknown 30W Tube Amp - (1, 2)

Channel #1 Inputs: Bright & Normal
Channel #1 Controls: Volume, Tone, Reverb, Speed, & Intensity
Channel #2 Inputs: Bright & Normal
Channel #2 Controls: Volume & Tone
Power: On\Off\StandBy 
5 Small Tubes: (12AX7, 6AN8, 12AX7, 12AU7, 12AX7)
2 Large Tubes: (7591, 7591)  
Rear Jacks: External Speaker, Tremelo Footswitch, Reverb Footswitch 
(2) 10" Jensen "Special Design" Speakers

Drum Machine/Amplifier - (1, 2, 3, Combo Amplifier with built in drum machine. The cabinet measures 27 1/2" tall, is 15" across the front, and is 9 1/2" deep. The cabinet is a wooden veneer type of material, has grooved handles on each side, and resembles a speaker. The controls on this unit are as follows...Volume, Tone, Tempo, Bass Drum, Snare Drum, Claves, Cymbal Brush, Metronome, Start, Fox Trot/Swing, Rock/Rock2, Rock3/Rock4, Ballad/Western, Bossanova1/ Bossanova2, Tango/Habanera, Rumba/Belguine, Mambo/Chacha, Samba/Bajon, and Waltz1/Waltz2. There is an input and pedal jack (I assume for turing off/on the drum machine).

Feel free to e-mail me if there are others.

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