Thanks!
Not a Dallas 30, but a Dallas extension speaker, with a lovely Celestion G12 in it. In the early days of uk ebay I got a Shaftesbury branded Dallas 30 with a pair of G12 extension speakers for about £50. The amp was ok, not great, internal speakers were gone when I got it and I spent a lot of effort to reinstate the orig EMI elliptical speakers and when I did I promptly blew them! I put 8" Celestions in it, but eventually sold it. I sold one of the extension speakers (to Stu), and kept the other.
amp here http://www.vintagehofner.co.uk/britamps ... haft1.html
Pepe Rush PEPBOX
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- simonm
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Re: Pepe Rush PEPBOX
Handmade, high-impact, great-looking radical queer germanium fuzz. A different approach to 1960s-inspired fuzz pedals, no clones, check them out at https://goodfuzzysounds.com or on YouTube https://tinyurl.com/GFS-YT
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Ha! I absolutely love that website!
Such a cool looking amp, presumably pretty loud with a GZ34 rectified double EL34 power section? I like the way they separated the power and preamp sections (I think Selmer did this on a few of their old designs too). Overdrive warning light? - I love it!
Shame you never really got to enjoy it fully restored. I have a 3 ohm 10" elliptical speaker (Celestion alnico) in my '59 Selmer TV8 and it sounds really nice, surprisingly good bass response and very sweet but I fear it will be extremely difficult to replace if I kill it which apparently can be easy enough to do. The old elac ellipticals seem to be easier to find on the bay, but I have some puncture repair kit handy in case I tear the cone...
Fab - thanks for linking that!
Such a cool looking amp, presumably pretty loud with a GZ34 rectified double EL34 power section? I like the way they separated the power and preamp sections (I think Selmer did this on a few of their old designs too). Overdrive warning light? - I love it!
Shame you never really got to enjoy it fully restored. I have a 3 ohm 10" elliptical speaker (Celestion alnico) in my '59 Selmer TV8 and it sounds really nice, surprisingly good bass response and very sweet but I fear it will be extremely difficult to replace if I kill it which apparently can be easy enough to do. The old elac ellipticals seem to be easier to find on the bay, but I have some puncture repair kit handy in case I tear the cone...
Fab - thanks for linking that!
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Re: Pepe Rush PEPBOX
Do your thing Philip!
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Yeahhhh, Philip!! Show us the raw, nasty side of the Pep!!!
Simon, really enjoyed your raw demo. Sounds lovely overall, nice 'n raunchy!!
Thanks for doing that!
Simon, really enjoyed your raw demo. Sounds lovely overall, nice 'n raunchy!!
Thanks for doing that!
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It only tightens up...
It only tightens up...
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Re: Pepe Rush PEPBOX
Philip wrote:Up for a wee visit.
Handmade, high-impact, great-looking radical queer germanium fuzz. A different approach to 1960s-inspired fuzz pedals, no clones, check them out at https://goodfuzzysounds.com or on YouTube https://tinyurl.com/GFS-YT
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