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Fender Amps: The First Fifty Years
John Teagle, John Sprung
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| #228095 in Books | Hal Leonard | 1995-07-01 | Ingredients: Example Ingredients | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | .63 x7.18 x11.02l,2.25 | File type: PDF | 256 pages | "256 pages Size: 11"x 8-1/2"Composer: John Sprung ISBN: 793537339" | "Size: 11"x 8-1/2""" | Composer: John Sprung | ISBN: 793537339 | "Fender Amp The First Fifty Years chronicles every detail of Fender's esteemed amp models complete with features and specs, rare catalog reprints, classic advertisements, endorsee promo photos, and hundreds of close-up photos of these American beauties||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Great, somewhat technical, resource for the Fender amp owner|By Ronald E. Carlson|Since I own 2 Fender amps I wanted to get the kind of detail this book offers. I had read a few pages that were available through a web search I did which pushed me over the edge to buy the book. It is a bit on the technical side which would be a negative for casual readers in my mind. But, the bo
Authorized by Fender and researched by industry veterans, this book covers the company's entire amp line-age from Leo Fender's first K&F amp in 1945 to today's Custom Shop line. Includes detailed model features, specs, and part charts; rare catalog reprints; classic ads & endorsements; hundreds of photos; and background info on amps in general. Features a 40-page full-color section, complete with a two-page pullout group shot of over 60 amps!
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