1964 DeArmond R15-T
This 1964 DeArmond R-15T is an incredible-sounding amp for its size! Known widely for their archtop pickups, DeArmond also made smaller combo amps from 1959-1964. Extremely similar to Fender amplifiers, and equipped with high-powered transformers, each of these amps packs a punch! This particular R-15T is in exceptional condition, with its original components and speaker dating to 1964. The breakup on these amps is insane, and with searing vintage tones, this is a great one for home and smaller venues. The inside electronics have been serviced and tested, and are functional, and the tremolo circuit, while a little finicky at first, makes for a versatile and fantastic sound!
Overall Condition: 9.5, extremely clean
DISCLAIMER
All amp sales are final, sold as is with no returns. Videos of amps in working condition will be provided for every customer before shipping. Amps will be professionally packed and shipped with care, although we cannot guarantee how the amp will be handled when it leaves our hands. Originality of speakers, cabinets, transformers, etc will be readily stated in the descriptions. Small items that could be changed such as capacitors, tubes, etc (anything that would require a chassis drop) will be inspected upon request. Small amps (under 40 lbs) shipped domestic only. Large amps (over 40 lbs) local pickup only.
Specifications
- finish_details Brown Tolex, Original, Excellent Condition with hardly any wear, delicate original leather handle
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- weight Under 40 lbs, Domestic Shipping
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- tubes 12AX7, 6V6
- speakers Original 12” Jensen
- electronics Serviced and Tested, Updated three-prong cord
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- includes Original Brown Footswitch
- year 1964
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