Jun/23/08 16:36
Description from flyingvintage.com:
* Model I with one 12" speaker, rated at 20
watts, two channels
The Gemini I model has nine knobs on the front panel in
order as follows (left to right); Trem Speed, Trem
Intensity, Volume 1, Treble 1, Bass 1, Volume 2, Treble
2, Bass 2, Echo (reverb) Channel 1. Along with the
front panel knobs are four input jacks, two for Guitar
and two labeled Accordion.
This Gemini amp with reverb and tremolo is covered in
Ampeg's usual blue-checked vinyl covering.
Powering and controlling the amp are seven tubes as
follows: two 7591, one 6CO7, three 12AX7, one 7199. The
reverb tank location is not like Fender's later designs
with the unit at the bottom of the cabinet. This reverb
tank is located on the underside of a panel below the
ends of the amp's tubes. A switch-able foot-pedal for
Trem and Echo is standard equipment and held in place
inside of the amp cabinet by a rectangular metal rod.
This Ampeg amp is also known as the G-12 model
acknowledging the cabinets 12 inch, C12Q Jensen
speaker.
Plugging in this amp with humbucking and single-coil
pickup equipped guitars reveals a robust vintage tube
distortion tone. This amp's Jensen C12Q breaks up
nicely for rock and blues guitar sounds.