Martin 112T Combo Amp 1960 DeArmond-Made Mint Condition Banjo This example is in excellent

This example is in excellent condition with full functionality and minimal cosmetic wear

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SKB hard case included

and genuinely capable of the clean Fender headroom that full-output humbuckers routinely destroy

Maccaferri had spent years designing guitars for Selmer in Paris — the same guitars Django Reinhardt made immortal — and he brought that luthier's intelligence to every detail of the plastic guitar's construction

Martin 112T Combo Amp 1960 DeArmond-Made Mint Condition Banjo This example is in excellentNo Sales Tax For Customers Outside Of California. This 1960 Martin 112T combo amplifier is an exceptionally rare and beautifully preserved example from the short lived line of amplifiers built for C. F. Martin & Co. by DeArmond in Toledo, Ohio. In mint condition, this amp represents one of the cleanest surviving examples of a model known for its lush tube driven tremolo and warm, articulate tone. With approximately 12 watts of output, its ideal for