Echolette - Number of items: 1 - Guitar tube amplifier - Germany





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Echolette M70 guitar/bass amplifier head from Germany, manufactured in the late 1960s, in excellent physical and tested working condition, weighing 11.7 kg, dimensions 43 cm high, 24 cm wide, 17 cm deep, 1 unit, no extras.
Description from the seller
ECHOLETTE M 70
ECHOLETTE M70 Beatle 60's ambience! Very rare, resembles a Marshall 45-70 Watts. Crystal-clear clean tone and superb overdrive when pushed! The wiring is very well done! Sounds like an old Marshall, or Fender Tweed. Made in Germany in the late 1960s.
Vintage guitar amp the M70 is the successor to the M40 (gold cage).
The amplifier has been checked by a specialist, all inputs work.
Technical data:
9 tubes 5x ECC808, 4x EL84
Output power: 32 watts sine, 40 watts music
It's a versatile head; it can be used for guitar or bass. However, beware of the speakers at the output—it's better to use 15-inch for the bass than 12-inch.
There are 4 separate inputs, each with a volume and bass/treble control. There is a master volume, and separate treble and bass for the master. There are no pedal-switchable circuits.
ECHOLETTE M 70
ECHOLETTE M70 Beatle 60's ambience! Very rare, resembles a Marshall 45-70 Watts. Crystal-clear clean tone and superb overdrive when pushed! The wiring is very well done! Sounds like an old Marshall, or Fender Tweed. Made in Germany in the late 1960s.
Vintage guitar amp the M70 is the successor to the M40 (gold cage).
The amplifier has been checked by a specialist, all inputs work.
Technical data:
9 tubes 5x ECC808, 4x EL84
Output power: 32 watts sine, 40 watts music
It's a versatile head; it can be used for guitar or bass. However, beware of the speakers at the output—it's better to use 15-inch for the bass than 12-inch.
There are 4 separate inputs, each with a volume and bass/treble control. There is a master volume, and separate treble and bass for the master. There are no pedal-switchable circuits.

