Kay K-504 1960s Amplifier Cab With Mojotone Princeton Amp Kit Upgrade speaker ” we plugged into the

” we plugged into the B channel and again set the tone midway

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and moves the amp toward AC30 chime territory while retaining the warm bottom

"The cascading gain structure gives you more usable tones than any two-channel amp has a right to

confirmed by pot codes reading 137-6440 — CTS potentiometers from the 40th week of 1964 — and it comes through in genuinely solid original condition across the board

Kay K-504 1960s Amplifier Cab With Mojotone Princeton Amp Kit Upgrade speaker ” we plugged into theNo sales tax for US customers outside California. Here's a cool piece a Kay amp chassis and cab with a Mojotone Fender Princeton kit built in, in place of the original electronics. Kay Musical Instrument Company was one of the largest American guitar and amplifier manufacturers of the postwar era, producing instruments and amplifiers under the Kay name and for dozens of other brands from their Chicago factory. The Kay amplifier cabinets of the 1950s