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Vintage 1967 Selmer Zodiac Tremolo Fifty MKII 2×12 Amplifier Combo
Vintage 1967 Selmer Zodiac Tremolo Fifty MKII 2×12 Amplifier Combo
This is one of the rarest Selmer models I’ve ever had in. This particular one comes from the original owner since the 1960s. I travelled down to get this beauty from an elderly gentleman who had finally decided it was time to let this go. He bought it local to him in the 1960s in Taunton, and had kept it ever since, using it only at home. It has the original tilt stands too! Cosmetically in good condition, except a crack to the front left of the plexi panel. It’s got a pair of Goodmans 12″ speakers in it that sound brilliant.
Unfortunately the way they are wired means it is difficult to get the chassis out to photograph, but the circuitboard is pretty untouched. It’s been serviced to a high standard not too long ago, including a re-cap, a replacement rectifier valve and a pair of EL34. The pre-amp valves are original to the amplifier, as are all three transformers. It’s a stunner! Please see the pictures below as these form part of my description. Grab a bargain!
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