[Harp-L] EL84s
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- Subject: [Harp-L] EL84s
- From: "Jim Alciere" <jim.alciere@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 21 Jan 2007 15:52:59 -0500
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Did any of the old 50s amps use EL 84s? Did any of the old amps run in
triode mode? I still say my hybrid EL 84 amp is the best harp amp I've had a
chance to play. I like the 2X12 cabinet as well. Just curious because I've
never heard of any harp players using anything like this.
As a side note, the mad scientist guitarist in the band is building what he
describes as a Vox Marshall Champ frankenstein amp. Marshall preamp,
something Champ, and EL 84 tubes with ancient 8 inch speakers taken from an
old 5& 10 store. When Sonny talks about how much time is involved in
designing an amp, never mind an amp that's economical to build--he's not
kidding.
--
Rainbow Jimmy
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