Prince PS-70TR IC Solid State Guitar Amplifier (Used) Keyboards Guild was still using Hoboken

Guild was still using Hoboken labels into the early 70's even though production moved to Westerly

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Prince PS-70TR IC Solid State Guitar Amplifier (Used) Keyboards Guild was still using HobokenThis is a super cool little solid state combo amp from the 1970's. It has been fully tested and is working well. The amp has a great sounding tremolo circuit as well as a funky spring reverb. At full volume this amp has a very lo fi overdrive tone that is in the Queens of the Stone Age realm making this amp a great studio addition for recording. The manufacturer, Prince Tsushinkogyo Co. Ltd., was founded in 1950 in Nagoya, Japan. They concentrated on