'65 National Westwood Amp [Model N 6422TR]

[mitchfit]

no affiliation, endorsement or business dealings with seller.

just not a reverb fanboy, or i may have looked into scoring this'n myself.

5K+ sales, must be a dealer. rated 100% for that many sales, some integrity
going on here.

[michaelsmusicofny should go check this out if local, slide496. may turn
into a better deal if it doesn't move]

says it has been recapped- pretty much required in a half century old
circuit.

pretty rare valco mfgd single ended 6V6 circuit w/ trem' and 'verb.

appears in good shape externally for its age. 2 OEM Jensen 8" spkrs.

$500.00 minimum bid not met, less than 24hrs left.

www.ebay.com/itm/NATIONAL-WESTWOOD-GUITAR-TUBE-COMBO-AMP-W-REVERB-RARE-VINTAGE-1965-USA-N6422TR-/271818920529?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f49ab9251

like to see a forum member get this (IMO) good deal...

mitchfit

[mitchfit]

PS--

shouldda read the entire advertisement before posting the
above advert alert.

seller's claim, "These add up to a big 16"!" is either pure
hoopla, or plain plane geometry challenged.

they ~will not~ sound nearly as "big" as a 15" speaker will.

without getting into the truncated cone slant height, and
actual driver paper cone outside diameter added on to the
surface area of a spherical intersection segment [dust cap]
the true air moving surface area can't really be determined
very closely.

even using just the frame diameter [basket] and circle area
for the equation, 2-8" OD circles do not even come close to
one single 16" circle for surface area.

to put it in perspective without getting the formula and a
calculator, 1-15", 2-12" and 3-10" speakers will all move
approximately equal amounts of air.

yawn, boring...

mitchfit