Selmer Treble N Bass 50 SV Compressor there is minimal oxidation on

there is minimal oxidation on the chromed surfaces and the surfaces are very good with some rust around the screws

This EC-3 is hot off Dr Huw’s bench and sounding great

A rare sixties Ace Tone 601 from Japan

The Afterneath sounds a lot like it looks – a wizard in a cave in a box

Selmer Treble N Bass 50 SV Compressor there is minimal oxidation onAluminium fronted Selmer head from the early 70s. The circuit of these, the last Treble N Bass models, was essentially identical to earlier models. Control panel configuration is 2 inputs per channel, each having volume, treble and bass controls, plus a Presence control. The "SV apparently stands for Selmer Valve probably to point out to customers that they had gone back to valves after a poorly received foray into transistor amps. Tested and working