Fender Pro Amp 5D5 Tweed 1954 12AX7 Preamp vs Earlier Octal Preamp Vintage Part examining and x-raying the instrument

examining and x-raying the instrument to make an exact copy

way back in 2005 when I was a Martin dealer

A Mastery bridge replaces the stock bridge

This guitar lands in the middle at 1-5/8" — wider than the slim-neck versions that fingerpickers often find cramped

and highly articulate voice with a focused low end

Fender Pro Amp 5D5 Tweed 1954 12AX7 Preamp vs Earlier Octal Preamp Vintage Part examining and x-raying the instrumentNo sales tax for US customers outside California. You really have to see the demo video of this amp scroll to the last picture in this listing to see it. This is a 1954 Fender Pro 5D5 (labeled internally as a 5C5) an 18 watt, 1x15" tweed combo that represents one of the most tonally commanding amplifiers Fender produced in the pre CBS era. The wide panel 5D5 circuit, driving a 15" Jensen P15N through a Triad output transformer, produces a wide, deep,