Selmer Treble N Bass 50 SV Compressor Killer example of the killer

Killer example of the killer drum machine

Condition is fair - it has the usual scuffs and dings and some of the sliders are slightly bent

A rare sixties Ace Tone 601 from Japan

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

Note that the echoes on this are not clean - this is old technology and has its limitations even after servicing

Selmer Treble N Bass 50 SV Compressor Killer example of the killerAluminium 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