Thought I'd share some comments I received from a recent sale on an amp that isn't too common out there.
Recently I sold my 5F10-A Harvard, and I just heard back from the new owner as to his experience. Since I don't play as much as field guitarists, I thought this is a good description of what these amps sound like to a more regular/seasoned player.
"I thought I would let you know after playing the amp more how much I love it.
It's brighter than I imagined. But I'm a Gold Top Les Paul Paul player so it's perfect. The tone knob is super usable. The output volume is just right for me.
The gain structure is right in my wheel house. It growls in the low end early on but is still tight and crunchy mid through highs. And when I dime it for gated fuzzy tones it stays tighter than other tweeds which makes it more usable.
All my guitars settings from volume knob, and switch, to tone knob have a variety of usable tones at all settings.
It's very well built as well."
This is the amp in question:
Good times!!!
Now on to a Princeton Reverb Reproduction...