Please contact us with your country and postal code prior to purchase if you need a shipping quote, and we will send an offer with exact correct shipping charges. In many cases, international shipping may be less than price shown. *International customers will need to pay actual shipping cost if amount is greater than estimated shipping charge shown. 1 Some early models had both a microphone input and instrument inputs. It was introduced in 1953 and discontinued in 1974. The Fender Bandmaster was a musical instrument amplifier made by Fender. *All orders may require a signature at time of delivery unless discussed prior to shipment. Bandmaster Ab763 Bandmaster 6g7 Fender Bandmaster, model 5G7, early 1960. Great head shell for your old Bandmaster if you have an amp you need to rehouse. The opening for the face plate measures about 22-1/4" wide and just shy of 1-3/4" in height. The Fender logo and baffle are intact and sturdy, and the grill cloth is in nice condition. This version of the fiberboard is for the circuits that include reverb. This circuit was used in a wide variety of Fender Amplifiers back in the 60s and 70s. The back panel is missing and the feet, speaker cab mounting hardware, and amp corners are all there. SpecsThis fiberboard is for the famous Fender AB763 Circuit. Missing the chassis straps, the original handle is there and missing one mount. Overall the tolex is in great condition with some dings, some lifting in a few places. It still has the paper tag inside with the AB763 stamp. Well I must admit I hadn't noticed 'Jerry Tone" thread and did not look past Is this a decent amp? My bad.For your kind consideration is this vintage Fender Bandmaster head shell from the 1960s. Now, if this wasn't in a JERRY TONE section I'd have a much different opinion on this head. So it will not really sound like a Twin or half a Twin.Īnd to get it there will be a few hours on a tech bench + tank + tubes + new OT and that's assuming it doesn't need caps or any other components that may have drifted. That will be alot of work, actually, and not reversible.įurther, the OT (output transformer) is smaller and therefore will break up early. modify housing to add a reverb tank or maybe need a repro REVERB head
The Bandmasters available for use in the project include the blonde (6G7-A), blackface (AB763), and silverface (AB568, AA1069) models. change circuit and modify chasis to add:Ģ. Upper right: The final product: Project Bandmaster. 1965 Fender Bandmaster speaker Cabinet 2-12' replica Plainwell, Michigan, 490, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. I'm not sure why anyone is saying it's easy and inexpensive:ġ. Bandmaster Amp head circuit model AB763 Concert Amp circuit model AB763. Touch device users, explore by touch or with swipe gestures. When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. BANDMASTER AB763 : Found in chassis2model: Found in: model (1) Scan0045.tif: 15/04/08: Fender BANDMASTER AB 763 Guitar Amp Schematic: 751 kB: 1319: Fender: BANDMASTER AB763: Found in: original (2) bandmasterab763schem.pdf: 26/10/20: FENDER bandmasterab763schem. Fender 'Black Face' Bandmaster Tube Amp Schematic - Model AB763. Heads with reverb are about 4" taller than that for the reverb tank to lay in it. Fender 'Black Face' Bandmaster Tube Amp Schematic - Model AB763. 1954, that amp is in a short head therefore no reverb. I read each and every post but my opinion was directly to Cmnaround based on his original post. Sorry if you did read them, just seems like ya didn't. I have a SMS and do love it, but like I said your post is sounding like you didn't read all the other posts.
#AB763 BANDMASTER PRO#
Super- Like a louder Pro with more thump. More focused but somehow seems quieter Bassman- Head/Cab Kinda its own thing.
#AB763 BANDMASTER MODS#
Some do have reverb, and the mods are very simple and inexpensive. Bandmaster- Head/Cab version of the Pro Closed back cab has big effect on sound. Hippieguy1954 wrote:Hey Strumminsix, if you read the posts before yours, you can see that what your saying is debatable.
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