The Stamford is based on the Fender Brownface Deluxe (6G3) of the early 1960s.
Brownface Fender amps are coveted by collectors, and were only produced for a few years. They have been described as being somewhere between
a tweed and a blackface. One thing is for sure - they hit with a direct punch, and come loaded with a
bias wiggle tremolo which produces a smooth, deep and lush modulation. The amp can go from a tweed clean/dirty to a british style overdrive with the turn of the volume knob
The Stamford is a two channel 20W combo amplifier. Each channel has volume, tone and shared tremolo controls. The Stamford supports jumpering and as a result provides a blend of tone and gain from both channels.
Further voicings can be achieved by the negative feedback control on the rear of the amp.
Notable Deluxe players include John Fogerty, Neil Young and Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top.
Finger jointed solid pine cabinet
Rough brown tolex & wheat grill
Leather handle
View available finishes
2 x 12AX7 Preamp
2 x 6V6 Output
Volume, Tone (normal channel)
Volume, Tone (bright channel)
Tremolo Speed, Intensity
Negative feedback control
Hammond Transformers
F&T, Mallory, Panasonic, Vishay components
TAD, EHX, JJ, Sovtek valves
Hand built and wired
12" Eminence GA-SC64
12" Celestion V-Type
12" WGS ET65
Height: 18.1" (459mm), Width: 20.8" (528mm), Depth: 9.5" (241mm), 15kg
Tremolo Footswitch
Power Cable
Alex Farran demoing the Stamford.
Ten No.6 (Cassies Dead) using the Stamford.
Bright Channel - Les Paul Bridge Pickup
Bright Channel Tremolo - Stratocaster Middle and Neck Pickup
Jumpered Channels - Les Paul Neck Pickup
Normal Channel Gain - Les Paul Bridge
Normal Channel Gain (2) - Les Paul Bridge
Normal Channel - Stratocaster Neck Pickup
