1970s Treblecleff Junior 30 Guitar Combo
Weird looking, but very cool Aussie-made solid-state combo!
From what we've come to understand, these were made out of a small workshop in Mooroolbark in the late 1970s. Featuring a solid-state design, and perhaps one of the more bizarre looking cabinet designs we've encountered, the Junior 30 features a normal and bright input alongside a volume and two-band EQ. If you're looking for something old, visually quirky, cheap, and Australian made, this might just be the solid-state combo for you!
Functional, however the treble control has potentially been disengaged (doesn't seem to affect the sound much), and the bass control can be a tad touchy and crackly.
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1970s Treblecleff Junior 30 Guitar Combo
Weird looking, but very cool Aussie-made solid-state combo!
From what we've come to understand, these were made out of a small workshop in Mooroolbark in the late 1970s. Featuring a solid-state design, and perhaps one of the more bizarre looking cabinet designs we've encountered, the Junior 30 features a normal and bright input alongside a volume and two-band EQ. If you're looking for something old, visually quirky, cheap, and Australian made, this might just be the solid-state combo for you!
Functional, however the treble control has potentially been disengaged (doesn't seem to affect the sound much), and the bass control can be a tad touchy and crackly.
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Weird looking, but very cool Aussie-made solid-state combo!
From what we've come to understand, these were made out of a small workshop in Mooroolbark in the late 1970s. Featuring a solid-state design, and perhaps one of the more bizarre looking cabinet designs we've encountered, the Junior 30 features a normal and bright input alongside a volume and two-band EQ. If you're looking for something old, visually quirky, cheap, and Australian made, this might just be the solid-state combo for you!
Functional, however the treble control has potentially been disengaged (doesn't seem to affect the sound much), and the bass control can be a tad touchy and crackly.
