What tubes does the Silvertone 1300 use?

The Silvertone 1300 uses 12AX7 preamp tubes and 50C5 power tubes.

When was the Silvertone 1300 produced?

The Silvertone 1300 was produced 1954–1960.

Silvertone 1300 preset

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The Silvertone 1300 is a small single-ended tube amplifier produced for Sears Roebuck and sold through its mail-order catalog, built by Danelectro in Neptune, New Jersey. It features a simple one-knob volume control, a single preamp tube, and a miniature power tube driving a small speaker — a configuration intended to get a beginner playing with minimal outlay. These amps were many American children's first introduction to the electric guitar and carry enormous nostalgic significance.

Years produced: 1954–1960
Made in: USA
Wattage: 3W
Channels: 1
Preamp tubes: 12AX7
Power tubes: 50C5

Tags: american.

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