"Pick of the Day" - 1968 Selmer Treble N Bass 50 and Pin-up Strat 

Paul Kossoff played one of these amps on Free's All Right Now

Sounds great. I remember seeing the Kills on support for Franz Ferdinand in Brixton 2004 - Jamie plays LOUD

am i the only one who gets hugely inspired watching these videos? trevor is an incredible player I reckon.

Ah yes the Syd Barrett amp. Sounds really nice.

Fantastic playing demo. Just as expressive as you expressed! Great job!

Sounds great Trevor!

I have one and I'll never part with it. It's one of the most underrated amps in rock history.

Yeah! I've got one... super percussive like an ice pick to the face... can be really good in recording especially

I used to own a selmer zenith reverb head. Awesome amp!

amazing tones and playing! i love the sound of these amps. i actually have a 65 Amps Royal Albert and a 65 Amps Marquee, both of which have Selmer TnB inspired preamp designs. killer tone.

I remember Pink Floyd used these amps when they performed at the UFO Club.

I had one of these with reverb for almost 15 years until I traded it for a White Falcon. It was always a conversation piece and sounded great.

If i'm not mistake, Paul Mccartney played the solo in "Taxman" with his Cassino through a Selmer amp

It's not well known but the only reason Selmer Amps were not as popular as Vox amps is simply because the Beatles used Vox amps for their gigs. Hence Vox amp sales went crazy. Selmer amps were just as good as Vox amps, if not better, but were basically pushed to the sidelines because of the numerous TV shows etc covering the Beatles performances. This basically advertised the Vox AC 30 amps as opposed to the super Selmer stuff. I played thru a Selmer treble n bass 50w for 30 years. (2 x 12 cab) Awesome amp. A great warm clean tone. An ideal set-up is 2 of them stood a few feet apart then play a guitar through a stereo chorus pedal. Oh man, Awesome! Words cant describe the tone.

Fuck me, that is clean. So clean, you could eat off it. It's clean, but full sounding, not thin sounding like the 70s Fenders. Killer playing

Blissfull sounds.

I own two early seventies model Selmers. One is the Zodiac 50 and the other is the Treble & Bass 50. I wanted one of these amps for years and ended up buying two of them from the same guy and man I can't imagine not having these amps now, they are really cool amps and sound great with pedals.

Plugging the treble channel with treble pot at max is not a sensible thin to do. It remains me this shine on crazy diamond guy that never went back from space oOoOOh!

Dang, you can play!

Great demo/playing! Would have been amazing to hear you break into Arnold Lane or see Emily play.

Hey... What temperature was it in store at time of demo?

Bass demo pllllls

what kind of phsycho cuts up a vintage selmer ?

Sounds just like a blackface fender but tad more metallic-ey

This cat has no clue about the history of these amps much less English amp history ...again, this video, like so many others, is more about the player than the amp.

This is such a generic sounding 'I really know nothing about this topic' introduction - oh my God... The music shop world is so full of these Heroes who know nothing about things but then act as though they've known them all their lives and they were born in the bottom of the cabinet and the speaker was their 'blankie'.