Tech Talk - Silvertone 1481 (1966)

The 1471 & 1481 amps were the 'Champs' of the Silvertone line for a number of years. 5 watts of power into an 8" speaker. The 1471/81 was a sweet little amp, with simple volume and tone controls and two inputs.

Introduced:
Fall/Winter 1961 at $37.95
as the 57G1471C

Through its career, it was 57K1471C
57H1471C
It became the
57K1481L in Spring/Summer '63
57H1481L
57A1481L

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Tech Talk - Silvertone "1432" (1960)

The 1432 was the midline amp in this space-age series, coming on the heels of Sputnik and ushering out the ducktail '50s. The cool, angular design contained essentially the same guts as previous amps in the same power/feature range and gave budding musicians everywhere a solid mid-price, mid-power sound box to power their 'Telstar' and surf rock twangfests. As rockabilly faded and rock began its first round of 'maturing,' so did the look of the amps that powered the sound.
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