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1960s Selmer Amp Demo - North American Amp Museum

Hear a 1960s Selmer Amp in action.

Jeff Bober
By Jeff BoberJul 17, 2013
Jeff Bober

Jeff Bober is one of the godfathers of the low-wattage amp revolution. He co-founded and was originally the principal designer for Budda Amplification, though he launched EAST Amplification (eastamplification.com) in 2010. You can catch his podcasts at ampsandaxescast.com or email him at pgampman@gmail.com.

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Premier Guitar's Jeff Bober visits the North American Guitar Amplifier Museum in Baltimore, Maryland, to show us a a 1960s Selmer Amp while Frankie G takes it through its paces.

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