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Brother John working out on his 1963 Tele Custom. Need to get him down here so I can practice my Pete Townsend windmilling action on it. Just kidding, John.
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This is a '59 5F1 Tweed Tribute with hand-wound transformers from Kendrick Amplifier and a weberVST 8" speaker -- those of you familiar with the old champs know that for only 5 watts, this little jewel kicks butt and takes names!
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THIS PAGE AND THE SITE IN GERNERAL IS STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION. SUGGESTIONS WOULD BE APPRECIATED.
WITH RESPECT TO MY CATALOG, I WOULD SAY CONTACT ME VIA EMAIL AND TELL ME WHAT YOU ARE INTERESTED IN. ALTHOUGH I WOULD LIKE TO THINK I BUILD ON A PAR WITH SOME OF THOSE BOUTIQUE BUILDERS, I CETAINLY DON'T CHARGE LIKE I'M PROUD OF IT. MY STUFF IS AFFORDABLE.
FOR NOW, I WANT TO STICK WITH LOWER-POWER, (5 TO 50 WATT) AMPS BASED ON SUCH CLASSICS AS THE CHAMP, PRINCETON REVERB, DELUXE, & BASSMAN, ETC. I AM BEGINNING TO RESEARCH A FEW EL84 APPLICATIONS FOR A STAB AT THE CLASSIC BRITISH TONE.
I AM SET UP RIGHT NOW TO DO SPECIAL-ORDER, CUSTOM-BUILT AMPS FOR INDIVIDUAL BUYERS ON COMMISSION. PLEASE EMAIL ME IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN HAVING ME DO THAT FOR YOU. WE WILL FIGURE OUT JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR, AND I'LL GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE AND GO FROM THERE.
DO LET ME HEAR FROM YOU SOON.
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This is my version of a Circa '55 5F2A Tweed Princeton. Cabinet and amp all hand made right here. This was built on commission for Scott Turner.
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5E3 Deluxe Tribute from above. She rocks big time! This one features a Standby Switch and Line Out Jack.
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