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Guitar Amps
Carvin offered a good selection of
guitar amplifiers in 1971, all of which were solid-state stacks based
on 3 different heads. An assortment of speaker cabinets made for
a wide variety of available combinations to suit any playing style or venues.
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The Super Band Leader SBL2000
(left) was the top of the line in Carvin guitar amps for 1971.
This model featured an L4000 head with a pair of tuned ported AL900
cabinets, loaded with Altec-Lansing speakers. Total power was
200W. This model sold for $929.85.
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The Super Lead Master SLM1600
(right) also used the L4000 head, with two SR660 speaker cabinets,
loaded with 4 12" CTS speakers each. Price on this model
was $759.85. |
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The Band Leader (right) was available in two
configurations, the BL1100 with a 100W T2000 head, and the BL1200
which had a 110W L2500 head. Both used the AL900 Altec-Lansing
loaded cabinets. The BL1100 sold for $519.90, and the BL1200
sold for $549.95.
The Lead Master LM990 and Lead
Master LM1000 (left) both used the SR660 cabinets loaded with four
12" CTS speakers and one midrange horn. The LM990 used the
100W T2000 head and sold for $429.90, and the LM1000 used the 110W
L2500 head and sold for $459.90. |
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Carvin offered 3 guitar heads in
1971 - the L4000 160W model, the L2500 110W model and the T2000 100W
model. All 3 were solid-state, and had 2 channels with parametric EQ on
each, plus reverb on channel one. The L4000 sold for $289.95, the L2500
sold for $229.95, and the T2000 sold for $199.95. |
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