TWIN REVERB Solid State, Forrest White/Don Randall project,'68, RARE, 2X12" Fender speakers, all working well ready to play. (code AM041)

This is the first solid state amplifier ever produced by Fender. Introduced in 1967 at NAMM Show. The condition of this unique piece of equipment is excellentt. It has RCA power transistors, General Electric and Mullard capacitors.  It is hard to believe that this amp is over 52 years old. Please take a look at the pictures yourself...
Also you can see the original advertisements here: http://www.vintageguitars.org.uk/fenderSSTwinReverb.php
The amp has two channels with independent inputs, one for high and one for low impedance sources. Channel one is without effects, channel two has effects controls. Each channel has a bright switch. What is very interesting and not often seen in amps of that age, is the first knob - style. You can choose three different sound settings with it - pop, normal, country-western/ rock and roll.
The pop setting is a little darker in sound, the cw/rr setting is very bright and crisp. It will be great for strat sound lovers. It really can make your ears ring. The pop setting is best suited for jazz guitar. Normal setting is almost the same in character as the regular all-tube Twin Reverb. Next controls are: volume, high, low, tremolo speed and intensity, reverb. The tremolo is also incredible, built with opto-electronic circuit using a light bulb flashes which you can actually see inside the amp. The reverb is one of the deepest I have ever heard, you can really drown in it. It sounds incredible in surf/rockabilly playing style. The amp is loud - 100 watts rms, as seen at the back of the chassis.
In comparison with tube amp this one is incredibly warm and soft in sound, not being muddy on the other hand (great dynamics and detail!!!), unlike any other solid state amp I have played. One great thing about this amp is that was designed to be put horizontaly or vericaly, the same applies to carrying handles. This model was used by the Beatles for recording Sgt. Pepper`s Lonely Hearts Club Band record...It is truly a special collector`s item.

"It was,of course,typical of Fender's luck in these years that it had decided to introduce a new and uncannily clean sound at a time when musicians like Hendrix(who used a fuzzbox with his Twin) and Jeff beck where exploring distortion."(by John Morrish)