| Year: | <1976 |
| Model: | "HUSTLER" 125 |
| Model Number: | 125 |
| Config: | 2 x 12 COMBO with front controls |
| Control Panel Layout: | CH1: Inputs 1 and 2/vol/treble/bass, Ch2: Inputs 1 and 2/vol/treble/middle/bass, Reverb Depth, Tremelo Speed, Tremelo depth, Master volume, Pilot Light |
| Rear Panel Layout: | Voltage selector, power switch, standby switch, primary fuse, high tension fuse, 2 speaker outputs, slave output, footswitch input, reverb return, reverb drive |
| Cabinet: | size? |
| Weight: | |
| Speakers/Load: | Ohms |
| Speaker model: | 2 x 12 Celestion G12/75W (15 Ohms) |
| Effects: | Reverb and Tremolo on second channel |
| Output: | 120 Watts |
| Preamp tubes: | 5 x ECC83 (+ extra ECC82 for PI) |
| Power tubes: | 4 x EL34 |
| Bias: | Fixed bias |
| Rectifier: | solid state 6 x BA127 diodes |
| Phase Inverter: | Long Tail PI (ECC82) |
| Circuit: | MKIII 125W Schematic, drawn by Patrick Maillot (France) |
| Comments: | Looks very strongly like an Orange copy of a Fender Twin. Comments from George Hadjopoulos: "The reverb driver stage proably has an ECC82 instead of an ECC83. If you use an ECC83 in that position the reverb circuit self-oscillates. So that would make two ECC82 (for phase inverter and reverb driver) and four ECC83 tubes. I also have information that some of these models were issued with G12/50 orange-painted Rola-Celestions with an aluminium dustcap and magnet vent hole. Their magnet size was same as the regular G12/75." |