I was required to enter an amount, so I chose $999. Not many people could say they have a 75-year-old bass amp.) Yourself buying and treasuring this amp for another 25 years. It is part of the Kustom Tuck And Roll Family. This is an excellent amp, well cared-for, and with many years left in it. 1 Right now I going to get really soon A Kasino Club amp head solid state amplifier. And it has been in a low-humidity environment for most of its life. On the sides and top of the amp All the knobs, the handles, the 15-foot power cord, even the silver trim around the knobs, and corner protective brackets are almost like new. No cuts in the tolex covering (or whatever it is) There isn't a cut, tear or imperfection to be seen. Other than a few very minor "owies" on the back, the amp is flawless. If you even find one, it likely won't be as nice.
You don't see many of these amps anymore, and none in this fabulous condition. It's been my practice amp for 45 years and it's never been in the shop. With all these controls, there are a multitude of tonal choices for both guitar and bass. MINT condition w/HEAVY DUTY 'Tolex' cover. Never anything but reliable, the amp is all original, and it's big enough for most jobs. A VERY rare'Vintage' KASINO (made by Kustom) 802 (200W) Guitar Amp from 1971.
It has 200 watts of power and a couple of 15" speakers which sound flawless.
Kasino amps serial numbers#
I've seen both five and six-digit serial numbers on others. The serial number on this one is 4XXX, which would make it one of the earliest Kasino amps. The part looks like a germanium transistor, and has the number 61008 printed on it. They were originally made in Chanute, Kansas-where this one was produced in 1972. I have an old kasino amplifier that used to be my favorite amp until a part went bad. Kasino 200 amplifiers were made by Kustom-you remember the padded vintage amps that came out in various colors a half century ago.
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