It looks like a premier chassis and has the script Premier logo. It doesn't have the multicolored knobs.
The 110 and 120's that I've heard about have been low power amps, possibly designed for accordions. The 110 looks like it has a 10" speaker. The later 120 has a 12" speaker and the older ones have an oval speaker in them
This first one was
on eBay and claims to be a very early Premier 1x10.
This has a fancy wood cabinet.
It looks like a premier chassis and has the script Premier logo. It doesn't
have the multicolored knobs.
|
I thought that the amp above was an oddball, but it is actually an early model 110. Here is the picture of the one I found in West Virginia. It is for sale for $275 which seems like a good price. It is missing the original handle and I can't see the back, but the website says that it works. This may not have much power, but for the thre Premier collector it is quite a find. |
Model
110 with the
overbite. The top part extends over the speaker area.
The Model
120 is cool. I am told that this on is very low power, but new tubes
might perk it up. Check out the YELLOW knob!
This is another style Model 120 - without the overbite. This amp has the neat fan guard on it so you don't accidentally cut your fingers off. It still has a yellow knob, and this one probably made about 8 years after the one above.
Here is a later Model
120 off of eBay. It has 2 6V6's and looks to be the equivalent of a Fender BF
Deluxe. Vintage
about 1962-63?
