1946-1948 Deluxe

(Woodie Deluxe)

Model 26 (red grille w/ maple finish)

Model 26 (gold grille w/ walnut finish)

Year:
1946-1948

Model:
Deluxe

Model No:
Model 26

Config:
Combo

Control Panel:
Rear facing w/ white screened labels, controls numbered 1-12

Conrol Layout:
Vol, Mic Vol ,In ,Mic In, In, Tone/Power

Knobs:
Black pointer

Cabinet:
?

Cab Covering:
Uncovered. Natural finish maple, walnut, or mahogony

Cab Hardware:
Matching wood handle, glides

Grille:
Red, blue or gold fabric w/ 2 (early `46) or 3 chrome slats

Logo:
None

Weight:
?

Speakers/Load:
1 x 10"/? ohms

Speaker Model:
Field coil or fixed magnet Jensen

Effects:
None

Output:
10-14 Watts

Preamp:
Metal envelope 6SN7

Power:
2 x metal envelope 6V6

Bias:
Cathode Biased

Rectifier:
Metal envelope 5Y3

Phase Inverter:/B>
Metal envelope 6N7 (paraphase)

Comments:
Deluxes with the field coil speakers had the output transformers mounted on the chassis. When Fender switched to fixed magnet speakers some time in 1947 the output transformer was mounted on the speaker basket.

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Year:	1946-1948
Model:	Deluxe
Model No:	Model 26
Config:	Combo
Control Panel:	Rear facing w/ white screened labels, controls numbered 1-12
Conrol Layout:	Vol, Mic Vol ,In ,Mic In, In, Tone/Power
Knobs:	Black pointer
Cabinet:	?
Cab Covering:	Uncovered. Natural finish maple, walnut, or mahogony
Cab Hardware:	Matching wood handle, glides
Grille:	Red, blue or gold fabric w/ 2 (early `46) or 3 chrome slats
Logo:	None
Weight:	?
Speakers/Load:	1 x 10"/? ohms
Speaker Model:	Field coil or fixed magnet Jensen
Effects:	None
Output:	10-14 Watts
Preamp:	Metal envelope 6SN7
Power:	2 x metal envelope 6V6
Bias:	Cathode Biased
Rectifier:	Metal envelope 5Y3
Phase Inverter:/B>	Metal envelope 6N7 (paraphase)
Comments:	Deluxes with the field coil speakers had the output transformers mounted on the chassis. When Fender switched to fixed magnet speakers some time in 1947 the output transformer was mounted on the speaker basket.