The tubes are so old they look frosted.
Older and funkier than any of us can claim to be..
1940'S REGAL TUBE AMP
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
A gal I dated awhile back said that about my beard.
Thanks OG. Wonder if it was meant for guitar or PA?
"[I]We're going all the way, till the wheels fall off and burn[/I]!"
Bob Dylan, from [I]Brownsville Girl[/I]
[I]"Time wounds all heels"[/I]
John Lennon, referring to the Nixon/Hoover deportation fiasco.
Originally Posted by bfish
Silly bfish. Two input jacks. One for guitar other for singer's mike.:snickerpup:
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
There are plenty of old instrument amps out there, mostly matched with lap steels originally, that were equipped with a field coil speaker from Lansing Manufacturing Company. I have seen examples from Rickenbacher, National, Dobro and Schireson, all Los Angeles makers in the 1930s. When National and Dobro merged to form National Dobro Corporation in 1935, they were located for a couple of years at 6920 McKinley Avenue, Los Angeles, directly next door to Lansing's factory at 6900. So it seems that Lansing involvement in professional sound goes back quite a ways!
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