[Harp-L] Re:The Deb

[SONNYTONE@xxxxxxx]

Growing up in Ct., it was a pleasure to hear Dave T. playing a club in  
Southington on blues jam night hosted by the jam master himself, Hash Brown.  Dave 
could do anything he wants on the harp, yet in my opinion doesn't feel the  
need to show it all the time, tasty, sweet. 
I would like to thank all of you who sent their prayers my way, I got out  
Wednesday, it is extremely rough right now, going back to see the doc today to  
find out what is acceptable crunching of the cement spacer he has for my 
inside  knee joint. Excellent surgeon, just puts reality in the forefront. We are 
still  producing the 410, Tom of Cotton Amps is getting those ready along with 
all the  builders. The Double Trouble is still in prototype stage, fortunately 
I will be  getting my chassis custom made, as Weber is having a hard time 
with their  lettering. I mentioned yesterday I will be selling my custom output  
transformers, does one piece alone make a stupendous difference, no, but  
certainly the synergy of all the components does. See our new website at 
_www.sonnyjr.com_ (http://www.sonnyjr.com)     Please shoot  me feedback off list. I 
know we have a few typos, but are working on things.  Also note, I am digging 
into my stash of super high end vintage NOS preamp tubes  for sale, contact me 
for your needs. I use some of these in production, I like  using the durable 
New Sensor EH preamp tubes stock, you get a nice variety  with your extra 
package accompanying each amp. So right now, these beauties like  Tungsol (12AU7, 
12AY7, 12AT7) are rare, GE, Raytheon, Sylvania, all tested in  circuit for 
microphonics along with basic testing on my Sencore. I have some  incredible tubes 
I have been stashing for many years, if I can help you get that  vintage tube 
amp up and kicking again, or you really like this stuff, I would  bet I have 
some you have not been able to run across in quite some time. Also  for sale is 
a rare early 50's 2 x 6L6 ( Groove Tube GE style), 6SL7 ( 6SN7 lower  sub), 
6N7, 5Y3, and great Jensen  8" P8S 4 ohm speakers, running now at 2  ohms. I 
take no chances when I sell a vintage amp,  our main tech  knows me like a book, 
and we went all out, paper oil capacitors, amp is stout,  one channel is 
microphone channel, other channel is two inputs for everything  else , with full 
range of tone controls. Everything I have must sell, this is my  only small amp 
I own for sale, if you have any requests whatsoever for harp  needs, I will 
help if I can. I have never been in this situation, thanks so much  to everyone 
who has helped pull me along. Ebay is always a possibility, but this  is a 
cream of the crop serviced top notched job done with all things in  order. We 
all have dealt with the ebay buying as is policy, unless I am not  going to 
service it right, I just don't do it. Imagine getting something of this  vintage 
nature in PERFECT working condition like it should have over 50 years  ago. 
Tone is great with stout power for a 50 year old amplfiier, done the way it  
should have. I will try and take some pics and have on a zip folder for those  
with serious intent on purchasing. I am not in any condition to play it over the  
phone for you like I used to with the 410. So to recap, thank you to the list 
 owner for letting me try and pay a few bills, and for all your support. 
Output  trannies for sale, the National amp is a Valco Chicago 51, speakers are 
220820,  looks more like a 1948 than a 1958 with tweed from National. I would 
have  thought field coil speakers in 48, maybe the pics will help when I can get 
 them