Jeffo...for $70 you can't go wrong...nice score, these amps started out as the red knob series of amps back in the early 90's as I remember and they were pretty sturdy amps, with some great tones.

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Glad you're happy with the new amp. I've never tried one. Now you've got me curious.

I bought one of these about 10 years ago, it was the reverb model. There were two versions one with reverb and one without. Reliable little booger that I paired with a Duo-Sonic short scale 6 string. Reminded me a lot of a Princeton Reverb. The Champion 110 I had was Mexican and still was a rugged amp. I sold it on eBay after about a year and the reverb went bad in shipping. Don't know why. Buyer liked it so much he kept it anyway.

Age wise and looks wise I'll take a wild stab in the dark and suggest it's the smaller brother of my deluxe. 112 plus. The clean tone is very good, I never really used the gain channel as I went nearly 10 years without the footswitch, so used an EH big muff and English muff'n. The 112 has a 12" speaker, I guess. You have a 10" speaker? I love mine and got a similar bargain to you. I'll get a pic tomorrow.

Nice result.

heres my deluxe 112 plus. looks very similar to yours.







ive alway tried to find info about it, but it seems unless your amp has valves in, you cant find anything.

Good score Jeff!!

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