Offered here is an increasingly scarce and highly collectible Traynor TS-25B guitar amplifier, a Canadian-built 25-watt solid state combo produced during Traynor’s respected early solid state era. Manufactured in Toronto, Canada, this model represents the transitional period when Traynor was applying its legendary tube-era build standards to emerging solid state circuitry, resulting in amplifiers known for durability, clarity, and exceptional tonal control.

The TS-25B features dual input configuration (Normal and Low), dedicated Gain control, full 3-band EQ (Bass, Middle, Treble), master Volume, and illuminated power switch. The control layout provides remarkable tonal shaping for studio, rehearsal, or intimate stage performance applications. The amplifier retains its original Traynor badge, factory control knobs, bilingual Canadian safety labeling, and recessed rear control cavity. The original cabinet casters remain installed, enhancing portability while underscoring its professional design intent.

Cosmetically, this example presents in well-preserved vintage condition. The black textured tolex covering remains intact with honest stage wear, including minor scuffs and edge wear consistent with age. The grille cloth is original and free from major damage. Metal corner protectors show expected oxidation but remain secure. The faceplate exhibits light cosmetic wear near the lower right corner without affecting functionality or legibility. The original power cord is present, fitted with a heavy-duty replacement industrial plug.

Traynor amplifiers from this period are increasingly sought after by collectors of North American vintage amplification, studio engineers, and musicians seeking reliable vintage solid state tone with classic aesthetics. Compared to higher production Fender and Marshall models of the era, early Canadian Traynor solid state combos such as the TS-25B surface less frequently on the secondary market, enhancing their collectibility.

This amplifier embodies the rugged, road-ready construction and clean tonal platform for which Traynor is known. An excellent addition to a vintage guitar collection, recording studio, or boutique backline inventory.