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Amp Guts Photos - Official Thread - Lets see those pics
- Thread starter svtb15
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Thank you all, enjoyed this thread thoroughly, I'll see if I can get some pics up too.
PLEASE if you post pics of the point-to-point turrets in your classic chassis, include a pic of the top (transformers) and front also!
PLEASE if you post pics of the point-to-point turrets in your classic chassis, include a pic of the top (transformers) and front also!
Mr. Foxen
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SirMjac28
Patiently Waiting For The Next British Invasion
When was that amp built???? In the late Sixties, very early Seventies I built amps under the White name in the Cardiff area. Yours is not one of mine, I always built on a white enamelled chassis.
This hasn't been opened up for a while (so no actual gut shots) but here are a few shots of the coolest amp I own...
1936 Gibson ES-150 (Charlie Christian):
It still sounds great after 77 years!
1936 Gibson ES-150 (Charlie Christian):
It still sounds great after 77 years!
Mr. Foxen
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that little amp has some hefty Xformer
I hear that is one loud little mutha too
I hear that is one loud little mutha too
MESA M3 Carbine
Not much to tell. I built about one a month first in Penarth and then Caerphilly. I used Partridge iron on steel, white baked enamel chassis I had made locally. had a full time day job and was working with a band too. Brought the last one over here when we came. There are four more floating around Ontario somewhere.
Mr. Foxen
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