Was talking gear w/ friends and I finally found pics of my first "guitar amp" online...
 

 

 
 
Man, it SUCKED! lol

My first (guitar) amp was some off brand that had a 6" speaker. By all rights (it was 1966) it was a 10 watt.
 
I remember thinking (with zero knowledge, mind you) if I put a "bigger" speaker in it... it would be louder. I just could not suss out where I could get a bigger speaker.

I remember that if I pushed the volume on that one, you'd feel air winding from behind the knobs and the power button.
 
It was the perfect complement to my crappy guitar.
 
 

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It was the perfect complement to my crappy guitar.

+1
 
I remember asking a neighbor who played guitar (again with zero knowledge) if mine was lead or rhythm guitar. To this day I remember the snicker he gave.
 
I probably still don't know the difference.

Hence all the snickers I get here.

Here's mine, an incredibly obscure heap of crap called an Image Imp. Amazed that I was able to find a photo. My god it really was the most unbelievably atrocious hunk of junk imaginable, but I had great fun jamming along with Led Zeppelin on it. Distortion? Why yes, just turn the volume up until the speaker rattles. 
 

Mine was also 10 watts, can't remember the make. 3 inputs. Guitar, bass and vocals all through it. 'Appy daze.

My first amp was a tiny no name 5watter with one knob...on/off/volume. But my second amp was a 1964 Princeton reverb. Yowsa.

My first

Very Old, it was allready second hand when I was fourteen.
On the back of the amp or the reverb was a text saying: Made by beautiful californian girls
 

Because that one sucked so much, I'd rent one from a guy when I could. The rest of the time, I'd borrow the one we had in school. A Traynor, just like this one.