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Tele-Holic
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Sebastion FL
Age: 59
Posts: 794
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Old Gretsch Amp.
A resale store near me has, an old Gretsch amp with: a 6 X 11 speaker, 5Y3, one 6V6, two preamp tubes. Single volume, tone and single control tremelo. It's really clean.
When was it made? What is it worth? How do the oval speakers sound? If I wire it for an extention speaker, do I reduce the value? Thanks, Tim |
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Seattle
Age: 49
Posts: 403
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There are a few different styles of gretsch amps but the book says the 11x6 speakers stopped in the early 60's.
The only one listed with one elliptical speaker is a model 6152 and it says it has trem and verb. The listings are not complete for sure but it gives an idea. None listed are worth a whole lot except the ones that are matched as a set for a guitar. It says the 6152 is 5 watts and in the 5-$600 range with the elliptical speaker. That value would be in excellent shape and I know for sure thats pretty high. Collectability and value are in the eyes and ears of the beholder though. You could add a speaker tap that could be removed and that doesnt affect the amp at all by soldering in some leads. |
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Tele-Holic
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Sebastion FL
Age: 59
Posts: 794
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Thanks for the info. I know that I could get it at a good price. But I don't really have a use for something that small.
I play in a couple bands, and I use 100 watt heads, most of the time. For practice, I've been useing a Peavey Studio Pro. I've been thinking of replaceing it with a 15 watt, Blackheart Hansome Devil, when they come out. |
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