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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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That one guy is sitting there like he's sitting on a park bench!
'er indoors has been hooked on these shows lately. Some very good interviews.
In Britain we had Parkinson.
I've always been a big Dick Cavett fan. I think the current young generation would have little patience for his style, though...
You mean a quiet, civil conversation?I've always been a big Dick Cavett fan. I think the current young generation would have little patience for his style, though...
That's precisely what I mean!You mean a quiet, civil conversation?
I try to watch a coupla the panel shows on ESPN, but when they are all 'talking'(screaming), I'm done.That's precisely what I mean!
I don't 'tweet' or whatever, but I'd like to tell them, "If you emphasize everything, you emphasize nothing."
Woodson amps were affiliated with and made by employees of Kustom, and very similar to Kustom amp models. This Woodson seems to be a direct copy of a Kustom Kasino Club model. Quote from Wikipedia; “Some affiliated companies and trademarks were Woodson and Legend. Woodson Electronics, Inc. from Bolivar, Missouri was an independent business entity founded by Mike Woodson in the early 1970s (around the same time when Kustom was acquired by Gretsch). Mike was Kustom founder Charles A "Bud" Ross' brother-in-law and all amps and P.A. systems were manufactured in Bolivar. Several Kustom employees moved to Bolivar to work for Woodson.”
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I have a pair of Vegas sitting in my garage that look like the rat fur covered cabinet in the lower left hand side of the pic. I had to remove the rat fur due to mold and the grill is long gone.
FishheadjoeSpeaking of Cerwin-Vega.
Gene Czerwinski posing in front of Cerwin-Vega loudspeakers at a Los Angeles Audio Engineering Society convention circa 1975.
Well, we know Percy is still with us.. But I found this advertisement with Percy which included a pitch for “Frunt” Amplifiers. Can’t seem to find anything on them. What do you guys think?
From the article:
“And of course, Percy wasn't just one of those players who would tote the instrument for the purposes of the photo shoot and never bother to pick it up again. In fact, when he went along to take some promo shots for an entirely different company the following year, guess which brand of bass he took along...? Remember the mighty "Frunt" amplifier? Nope me neither. “
From the article:
“And of course, Percy wasn't just one of those players who would tote the instrument for the purposes of the photo shoot and never bother to pick it up again. In fact, when he went along to take some promo shots for an entirely different company the following year, guess which brand of bass he took along...? Remember the mighty "Frunt" amplifier? Nope me neither. “
Damn, I must be old. I remember having one of these…..
I haven't seen a needle threader in a few decades...
It was probably a Chinglish version of a "Front" for whatever substance/s took your fancy
