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From a post on the Fender Forum ():
The major difference is the "SHOWMAN" has a 125A30A (8 Ohm) output
transformer intended for a single 8 Ohm speaker. The "DUAL SHOWMAN" had
the 125A29A (4 Ohm) output transformer intended for two 8 Ohm speakers
wired for a total of 4 Ohms.
Also, the "SHOWMAN" had a very slight change in the phase inverter,
using a 47 Ohm resistor to ground, as oppoesed to the 100 Ohm resistor
of the "DUAL SHOWMAN".
According to The Fender Field Guide (), The
Blonde Showmans are 100 watts while the Black & Silverface ones are 85.
Phil
On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 05:21 AM, Bill Bergstrom wrote:
> Okay, I know this topic has been breached on here before, but plain
> and simple, I'm too lazy and my dial-up is too slow for me to go back
> and search, but I was wondering what the key differences were between
> Showman amps and Dual Showman amps?
>
> The reason I ask is that there is a '67 Dual Showman listed on Ebay
> right now, and the guy is offering local (SF Bay Area) sale which
> could cancel the auction. It looks to be at a very competitive
> price, so my interest is definitely peaked.
>
> What is a good deal on a piece of equipment like this? Keep in mind,
> it's just the head, no cab, and it does not have the Vibrato
> footswitch (although the vibrato is supposed to be in good working
> order).
>
> Thanks,
> ~Bill~
>
>
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