Vintage Goldentone Reverbmaster Model 1755 - Aus 1966

This Goldentone Reverbmaster Model 1755 is a rare and highly sought-after amplifier, manufactured in Melbourne in 1966. This particular model, as indicated by the date on the choke, reflects a unique piece of Australian musical history. Known for its distinctive tone and vintage appeal, the Reverbmaster is a prized possession for collectors and musicians alike. To the best of our knowledge, this amp remains in its original condition, preserving the authentic sound and character that made it a favourite among players in the 1960s.

Powering the Goldentone Reverbmaster is a 40-watt output, driven by a pair of 6DQ6A tubes. Interestingly, these tubes were commonly used in black-and-white televisions during that era, adding a unique historical touch to the amp's design. Despite their unconventional origin, these tubes contribute to the amp's rich, warm sound, making it stand out in comparison to more common amplifiers of the time. The amp retains its original pair of 12” eTone speakers, which were known for their reliability and quality in Australian-made amplifiers.

The Reverbmaster also comes with its original footswitch, which controls the tremolo and reverb effects, as well as the original TV-style legs that were a common feature in Goldentone amps of this period. These features, along with its well-preserved condition, make this amp not only a functional piece of equipment but also a valuable collector's item. Whether you're a vintage amp enthusiast or a musician looking for that classic Goldentone sound, the Reverbmaster offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of musical history.