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In Reply to: RE: The great Will Vincent... posted by Crazy Dave on June 16, 2015 at 09:11:46:
Don't know the technical aspects of that amp. I've owned a couple of his ST-70's that were standard rebuilds in that the original circuit design was employed, EL-34, GZ34,7199 tubes
used BUT with choice of ultralinear or triode modes. He put one of those cool meters for biasing on the last one (black one in pics).So, the green pic is one he sent me years ago as he explored different ways to build and rebuild various ST-70's. I never heard or had it. He sent me a pic once of his shop where he had many different colored amps done and ready to sell. LOTS of color!
I'd have bought one of his more colorful amps, but WAF was mighty low on that.
Will's even more particular about how they sound/operate than how they look too!
"Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination"-Michael McClure
Edits: 06/16/15
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- RE: The great Will Vincent... - musetap 21:27:51 06/16/15 (2)
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