Danelectro 1960s DM25 With Slip Cover - Used

Danelectro 1960s DM25 With Slip Cover - Used

Marsoni

M251S

$262.48

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Danelectro 1960s DM25 With Slip Cover - UsedThis vintage 1960s Danelectro DM25 amplifier is in great shape for its age. The DM25 is a 25 watt, head and cabinet style amplifier that features 2 channels, vibrato, and reverb. The cabinet is loaded with a 12" speaker. The DM25 is a beloved recording amplifier with its signature clean tone and spitty overdriven tones when pushed hard. This DM25 comes to us from a vintage Danelectro collector. The amplifier has been serviced within the last 10 years.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024