1964 Fender Bandmaster Blonde Black Panel – Transition Era – 2x12 Cab

1964 Fender Bandmaster Head & Blonde Mojotone 2×12 Cabinet

A beautiful 1964 transition-era Fender Bandmaster paired with a later Blonde Mojotone 2×12 cabinet fitted with early-1970s Oxford speakers.

Combining Blonde-era cosmetics with Blackface-style circuitry, the Bandmaster delivers powerful, articulate cleans, excellent headroom and a biting, harmonically rich overdrive when pushed.

Bandmaster Head

• Year: 1964
• Era: Blonde/Black-panel transition
• Output: Approximately 40 watts
• Power section: 2 × 6L6
• Preamp: 12AT7/12AX7
• Solid-state rectifier
• Normal and Vibrato channels
• Controls: Volume, Treble, Bass, Speed and Intensity
• 117V US specification
• Professionally serviced

The amplifier remains close to its original specification. Service work includes replaced filter capacitors, selected tube replacements and a grounded three-prong power cord. A reproduction footswitch is included.

Cabinet

• Later Blonde Mojotone 2×12 cabinet
• Pair of early-1970s Oxford speakers
• Tilt-back legs and casters
• Classic Fender piggyback appearance

The head and cabinet are in excellent overall condition and ready for use.

Please note: The 1964 Fender Reverb Unit and Epiphone Flying V shown in some photographs are not included and are available separately.

A suitable step-down transformer is required for operation on European 230V mains.

Fandango Guitars · Lugano, Switzerland

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