1982 Fender Concert 4X10 Combo Guitar Amplifier w/ Slip Cover - Used

1982 Fender Concert 4X10 Combo Guitar Amplifier w/ Slip Cover - Used

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$425.00

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1982 Fender Concert 4X10 Combo Guitar Amplifier w/ Slip Cover - UsedThis 1982 Fender Concert Amplifier is part of the last amplifiers to be made at the Fullerton plant in California. It comes from an original design when Paul Rivera was working with Fender from 1982 1986. This era of Fender amplifiers were known to have the "classic" Fender style cleans but had a few modifications from Rivera that included a switchable mid voiced gain channel designed to compete with Higher gain amplifiers from the time period. This

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WDT tool came with bent needles and they are spaced too closely together and are too long to maintain position and bend way too easily and its receiver is a bit short and not weighty enough to be stable with its aspect ratio. Tamper purports to be a calibrated force tamper while it is a simpler spring-loaded depth-setting tamper ground distribution tool has a gap that gathers grounds if it is not perfectly closed. portafilter screen is pretty dang good the dose funnel chamfer is not at the same height as the rim of the portafilter, making me overfill for estimate fits my Casabrews Ultimate setup pretty well. blower bulb is woefully undersized to produce enough force to eject extraneous grounds

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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026

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Battle Creek, US

★★★★★ 5

Simple, high-quality solution that makes the transition from grinding to tamping much cleaner!

Color: Black, Size: 58mm, Color: Black, Size: 58mm

I wanted to streamline our espresso workflow. I added the Normcore Magnetic Dosing Funnel V2 to our kit because loading up the portafilter & using the WDT was causing a mess on the counter. This funnel stays put and looks great. is it required? No. Does it work great? Yes! The Good: What Works Well Rock-solid attachment: The magnets are impressively strong. It snaps onto the portafilter and doesn't budge. WDT’s Best Friend: It provides the necessary height to use a WDT tool without making a mess. Low Profile: Unlike some "tall" funnels, this one is compact enough to fit under many grinder dispensers while still attached to the portafilter. Premium Finish: The matte black anodized aluminum feels incredibly durable and matches high-end espresso gear perfectly. The Not-So-Good: Price Point: It is definitely a premium option. You can find plastic versions for less, but they won't have the same weight or magnetic security. Pro Tips: Maintenance: This is anodized metal; do not put it in the dishwasher. Just wipe it with a dry cloth or a dedicated coffee brush. Magnet Care: Keep the bottom magnets clean. If coffee oils or grounds build up on the magnets, the "snap" won't feel as secure. Compatibility: Make sure you pick the right size!

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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2026

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Eric F.

Fort Morgan, US

★★★★★ 5

Reduces Mess, Lightweight, Strong Magnets, Fit is OK

Color: Black, Size: 58mm

I've been stubborn about buying a funnel - yet another coffee tool to simplify and optimize, right? But, it really does reduce the mess when using the WDT tool. The magnets are quite good, a different brand funnel (with magnets) wouldn't even stick to my portafilter. The fit is OK - it does slide around on my 58mm basket if I move the funnel. But, that hasn't been an issue because the magnets keep it in place. The shape is also a bit more tasteful than most of the generic funnels. Oh, and beware - if you're grinding directly into your portafilter basket (hands-free), the funnel may not fit into your grinder's portafilter-holder. This was the case with my DF54 grinder. Overall, I'd say it was worth the extra ~$4 USD over generic competitors.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026

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J. Kugie

Grantham, US

★★★★★ 5

Great coffee dosing funnel

Color: Silver, Size: 58mm

Normcore products seem to all be high quality. This funnel works very well. Strong magnets hold it securely to the portafilter. My only small complaint is I wish it was just slightly taller on this 58mm version. Just a few millimeters of additional side height would be a great advantage at times when the fine ground coffee decides to come out of the dosing cup in a clump. This current model still makes it much better than with no funnel and does the job quite well.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026

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Chris

Whiting, US

★★★★★ 5

Very nice funnel

Color: Black, Size: 58mm

58mm fits perfect on a Pullman basket. Good quality as well. Be careful the magnets are strong the benefit of this design though is, it is a tamp through. Keeps the mess to a minimum transferring from dosing cup to portafilter, keeps your grounds in the basket during distribution as well.

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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2026