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Vintage Vadis 201 1x12" Valve Combo Amplifier - Made in Australia2 Channel Vadis Electravox Combo made by Soundcraft Pty Ltd in Sydney during the 1960s. 6L6 powered with plenty of clarity, you'd might even think it was British. Best suited for humbucker equipped guitarts, the 201 pushes out roughly 20w of clean Australian power with tremolo and reverb built in. Includes tremolo and reverb footswitch. Reverb is microphonic. Original Plessey speaker (not included) replaced with recent Celestion Greenback G12H.
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