Golden Arrow Twin 30, courtesy of Plexi Palace, California.
Two models with the Golden Arrow name appear to have been produced for a short time in 1963-64, a 15watt combo fitted with a 12" speaker and a 30 watt amplifier in either a 2 x 12" combo format or as an amplifier head/2 x 12" speaker cabinet outfit. Fenton-Weill marketed these amps as being aimed at professional players, but without such frills as built-in reverb, presumably in order to keep the purchase price slightly below that of their competition, i.e the Vox AC15/AC30 and the Selmer 15 and 30 watt products.
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A very uniquely styled amp offered as either a combo or as an
amp/speaker cabinet outfit with the clip-together head and cab configuration frequently used by Fenton-Weill. A 3 channel amplifier, one intended for microphones, and the "Top Cut" control signals that it might have been intended as competition for Vox's AC30. 2 x EL34s provide the power output in cathode bias through a pair of Fenton-Weill branded
12" speakers. Unusual power rectification on at least one example which utilized
two EZ41s.
Fenton-Weill advert for both Golden Arrow combo models from May 1963.