tallchris wrote:I'd like to know more about this head. Is this one of your own builds Doug?yes, it is. It is basically the same rough pre- as the other two model T copies, but with more of an SVT power section that uses a more standard LTP PI instead of that weirdness Ampeg came up with... oh yeah, and it is built to look like a toaster oven with more knobs.endofanera wrote:I believe it's this one. yup

madraso\_ wrote:300W 6x6550 basehead // 69/70 SVT 8x10I'd like to know more about this head. Is this one of your own builds Doug?

my little amp wall. as you can see, I also own many rakes.

endofanera wrote:tallchris wrote:I'd like to know more about this head. Is this one of your own builds Doug?I believe it's this one.Sweet Jesus that looks awesome! WANT!

I don't play an instrument. I have two of these for my stereo. they rule.

tallchris wrote:1950's Montgomery Ward 8420 comboI love that you're getting some use out of this and enjoying it. It served Trophy Wives well in the studio several times, and it served me well when I repeatedly played the riff to Deuce in my bedroom late at night.

1950's Montgomery Ward 8420 combo(Intersound IVP)1970's Ampeg V4-B1964 Fender BassmanLate 1960's Ampeg Jupiter B-42xNot pictured: GK 400-RB, though these days I pretty much just use it as a power amp for my Rusty Box.

Snowblinder wrote:tallchris wrote:1950's Montgomery Ward 8420 comboI love that you're getting some use out of this and enjoying it. It served Trophy Wives well in the studio several times, and it served me well when I repeatedly played the riff to "Deuce" in my bedroom late at night.It's an awesome amp. I think we're gonna use it pretty extensively for some of the overdubs on the next Police Teeth record. Since it's a fairly simple circuit, I'm planning on using it to get better at amp work. I'm planning on changing out the caps and resistors, and adding a three-prong chord pretty soon.

My old battered but beautiful HiWatt -