FENTON WEILL CADET 1963 original The game-changing quality of what

The game-changing quality of what Eventide did is evident from the fact that the sound still in demand enough for Universal Audio to develop a plug in

minor scuffs to the case

Subtle but with a good

It's been serviced and tested

a belter of an amp that's not so loud that you can't use it for great tone at home - delivering sweet creamy valve tones at living room levels

FENTON WEILL CADET 1963 original The game-changing quality of whatBritish made Fenton Weill Cadet valve (tube) amp in very good cosmetic condition and superb working order. It sounds great a great little amp and a joy to play through does really good low volume warm fuzzy overdriven sounds well: great little blues amp. Mic it up and it sounds huge It was a Fenton Weill Cadet that was used on Rod Stewart's "Maggie May". Dating from around 1963, this amp is in very nice cosmetic condition it has scuffs and marks to