Description
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Oh, Canada! 70s Traynor YSR-1 Custom Reverb tube head with reverb and tremolo. Foot switch included. $749!
The Traynor YSR-1 Custom Reverb is a vintage tube amplifier head produced in Canada during the late 1960s and 1970s. Known for its rugged construction and warm, clean tone, it was designed as a versatile amp for guitarists who needed both reverb and tremolo effects. Its durability and tone have made it a favorite among vintage amp enthusiasts.
Specifications
Type: All-tube amplifier head
Power Output: 45 watts RMS
Tubes:
- Power Tubes: 2 x 6CA7 (EL34)
- Preamp Tubes: 3 x 12AX7, 1 x 12AU7
- Rectifier: Solid-state rectification
Channels: Two independent channels (Bright and Normal)
Controls: - Volume and tone controls for each channel (Treble, Bass)
- Reverb and Tremolo Speed/Depth controls (shared)
Inputs: Four (two per channel)
Outputs: Speaker outputs for 4, 8, and 16 ohms
Reverb: Tube-driven spring reverb
Effects: Tube-driven tremolo
Country of Manufacture: Canada
Design Features
- Handwired construction with a point-to-point turret board for durability
- Built-in spring reverb and tremolo for added versatility
- Compact yet powerful design, suitable for gigging musicians
- Classic Traynor aesthetics with a black tolex finish
Tone and Application
The YSR-1 delivers a warm, rich tone with plenty of headroom, making it ideal for clean and moderately overdriven sounds. The tube-driven reverb adds lush ambiance, while the tremolo provides classic modulation effects. Its tonal versatility suits genres like blues, rock, and surf.
Collectability and Market Value
The Traynor YSR-1 is prized among vintage amp collectors and musicians for its reliability, tonal quality, and affordability compared to other vintage amps of the same era. Its Canadian craftsmanship and durable design make it a lasting piece of equipment.
