A Classic Gibson Amp From The 1950s Returns!
What's all this excitement over a five-watt guitar amplifier? When it's the Gibson Les Paul Junior Amplifier, a return to the classic sound of the 1950s is cause enough for celebration - it's back and better than ever!
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Gibson Les Paul Junior Amplifier at a Glance:- Reproduction of 1950s classic amplifier
- Five-watt amp with tube circuitry and dual inputs
- Quality construction with authentic Gibson components
Relive the electric guitar craze of the 1950s
The Gibson Les Paul Junior Amplifier (officially Model GA-5), was Gibson's most popular guitar amp of the 1950s. Thousands of aspiring young electric guitarists got their first taste of pure guitar tone from the Les Paul Junior's classic all-tube design with point-to-point wiring.
True tube sound from a true tube amp
The new Les Paul Junior features the original Gibson style, with single-ended Class A tube circuitry. The dual input jacks feed a single-channel ECC83/12AX7A tube preamp. One 6BQ5/EL84 tube for power amplification is enhanced by a solid-state rectifier and a universal power transformer.
Custom Gibson components and quality construction
The Les Paul Junior Amplifier includes a custom-designed 8" Gibson Goldtone speaker for authentic guitar grit. The classic beige cabinet houses components that make the Les Paul Junior more powerful than any other five-watt amp. No other amp can give you this authentic sound. So grab a piece of guitar history!
- 5 Watts RMS
- Dual inputs (Input #2 has 3dB pad)
- Gibson Goldtone 8" with ceramic magnet, 4 ohm speaker rated at 15 Watts RMS
- Dual jack input - Hi and Lo sensitivity
- Volume knob
- Hand-wired point-to-point vintage style circuit board
- Single-ended, Class A, cathode bias tube circuitry
- Single channel ECC83/12AX7A tube preamp
- One 6BQ5/EL84 tube for power amp
- Solid State rectifier, universal power transformer
