Piggy by Prince Amplifier Model PS-40 Guitar Amp Vintage 1970s Made in Japan

  

The Piggy by Prince PS-40, a solid-state guitar amplifier from the 1970s, was manufactured in Nagoya, Japan, by Prince Tsushinkogyo Co. This compact, reliable amp is an excellent example of vintage Japanese craftsmanship, known for delivering a clean, warm tone. With two inputs (labeled Hi and Lo) and 10 watts of power, the PS-40 is perfect for practice sessions or small performances.

The Tone and Volume knobs allow for simple sound shaping, while the likely 6.5-inch speaker provides punchy, well-balanced sound. The black tolex covering and metal grille give it a classic look, making it a stylish addition to any collection. Circa 1970s, this amplifier reflects the era's advancements in solid-state technology, offering durability and reliability without compromising on sound quality.

It's a must-have for collectors of vintage Japanese amps or musicians seeking a unique retro sound. Condition: This amplifier is in good overall vintage condition, with minor wear on the tolex, especially around the corners. The controls and input jacks are fully functional, and the amp produces a clean tone typical of vintage Japanese solid-state designs.