Guitar
Looks like a pretty basic model - likely a bass head - but seller says it is 6L6 so could be nice find.
Wards Airline guitar head from the mid 60s - $150 (Richfield)
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Date: 2009-11-28, 2:12PM CST
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wards airline guitar amp head. uses 6L6 tubes so its probably around 30 watts or so. decent shape. some oxidation on the face plate. works as it should. reduced to $150
Location: Richfield
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Looks like a pretty basic model - likely a bass head - but seller says it is 6L6 so could be nice find.
Wards Airline guitar head from the mid 60s - $150 (Richfield)
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Date: 2009-11-28, 2:12PM CST
Reply to: [email protected] [Errors when replying to ads?]
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wards airline guitar amp head. uses 6L6 tubes so its probably around 30 watts or so. decent shape. some oxidation on the face plate. works as it should. reduced to $150
Location: Richfield
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