'70s amplifier brochure collection

[Robert Cowart]

Any suggestions on how/where to put my '70s amp & instrument brochure collection? Fakebook? Instant-ham? Twatter? Youfoob? My own website? Mainly '72-'73 fender, gibson, acoustic, ampeg, sunn, carvin, marshall, kustom, kasino, peavey, hi-watt, ryder, jbl, altec, vox, west, leslie, moog, arp, mellotron, orchestron, hammond, yamaha etc... pretty extensive acoustic control corp collection. Nothing for sale, just sharing my enthusiasm. Welcome any ideas.

 

[Oren Hudson]

I'm not sure which is better, but I lean towards FB. Amazing collection! When you decide where, I'd love to know so I could do some downloads for myself. I have a fair amount of that gear and I'm always interested in information about it.

 

[beans-on-toast]

You can create a wiki on TB if you don’t want to own a dedicated web site.

There is a bit of a learning curve and limitations of the system to contend with. In your case, it would require scanning your files into pdf’s. Creating a header list of the files. Uploading them.

As an example, see the portaflex wiki sales literature section. Just a list linking to pdf files.

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It isn’t as difficult as it might appear.
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Here is a list of TB wiki’s:
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