The 1420 held down the baseline of Sears amplifiers
into the early 70s. It was the lowest powered, the smallest speaker, but still
held on the little bit of cool of a tube-powered amplifier. It looked
very similar to the last Dano offered by Sears, the 1459.
Introduced:
Fall/Winter 1969 at $38.95
as the 57G1420L
Through its career, it was
57C1420L
57K1420L , price also reduced to $29.50 at this point (S/S 70)
57A1420L
Retired:
Spring/Summer 1972?



