[Fox]

Hi guys

I'm just about to put an amp on eBay but I have no idea who manufactured it,
I suspect its British but the name has been removed from the front. Its a
4xEL34 100 watt head, any help would be greatly appreciated, I've included
links to pics of the amp below.

many thnx
John

http://www.mrspider.co.uk/amprear.jpg
http://www.mrspider.co.uk/ampfront.jpg
http://www.mrspider.co.uk/ampinside.jpg

[Eeyore]

Fox wrote:

Hi guys

I'm just about to put an amp on eBay but I have no idea who manufactured it,
I suspect its British but the name has been removed from the front. Its a
4xEL34 100 watt head, any help would be greatly appreciated, I've included
links to pics of the amp below.

It's some kind of cheap 'no name' guitar amp. Yes, it does look as if it was
British made.

It might even have been built as a kit. The absence of any rear protective
panel is a bit dodgy.

Graham

[Fox[_2_]]

Hi Eeyore

Thnx for replying, the amp has a missing badge and I removed the rear grill
so that could take a better pic. So far it's looking like it might be a
Carlsbro but the jury is still out on that one.

cheers
John

Fox wrote:

Hi guys

I'm just about to put an amp on eBay but I have no idea who manufactured
it,
I suspect its British but the name has been removed from the front. Its a
4xEL34 100 watt head, any help would be greatly appreciated, I've
included
links to pics of the amp below.

It's some kind of cheap 'no name' guitar amp. Yes, it does look as if it
was
British made.

It might even have been built as a kit. The absence of any rear
protective
panel is a bit dodgy.

Graham

[Eeyore]

Fox wrote:

Hi Eeyore

Thnx for replying, the amp has a missing badge and I removed the rear grill
so that could take a better pic. So far it's looking like it might be a
Carlsbro but the jury is still out on that one.

I'm not familiar enough with Carsbro's stuff to comment. I know a number of
brands it isn't if that helps !

Graham


cheers
John

Fox wrote:

Hi guys

I'm just about to put an amp on eBay but I have no idea who manufactured
it,
I suspect its British but the name has been removed from the front. Its a
4xEL34 100 watt head, any help would be greatly appreciated, I've
included
links to pics of the amp below.

It's some kind of cheap 'no name' guitar amp. Yes, it does look as if it
was
British made.

It might even have been built as a kit. The absence of any rear
protective
panel is a bit dodgy.

Graham

[Fox[_2_]]

Hi Graham

Actually that would help a lot, kinda narrow it down a bit thnx

cheers
John


Fox wrote:

Hi Eeyore

Thnx for replying, the amp has a missing badge and I removed the rear
grill
so that could take a better pic. So far it's looking like it might be a
Carlsbro but the jury is still out on that one.

I'm not familiar enough with Carsbro's stuff to comment. I know a number
of
brands it isn't if that helps !

Graham

[Phil Allison]

"Fox"


** Try your original post with jpegs on " uk.rec.audio ".

One of the pommy geriatrics there might recall it.

Might be a " Baker " amp.

Definitely not Sound City , Laney or Hiwatt.




........ Phil

[Eeyore]

Phil Allison wrote:

"Fox"

** Try your original post with jpegs on " uk.rec.audio ".

One of the pommy geriatrics there might recall it.

Might be a " Baker " amp.

That could be it.


Definitely not Sound City , Laney or Hiwatt.

Agreed. Or Marshall, Vox, Selmer, Orange


Graham

[Fox]

Hi guys

Thnx for your help, it certainly narrows things down a bit

Regards
John

[Fox]

Hi Guys

After some further investigation the amp seems to be a Vamp, does anyone
know anything about Vamp?

http://www.ampheaven.com/weird_amps_contd.htm


Regards
John




"Fox" wrote in message
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Hi guys

I'm just about to put an amp on eBay but I have no idea who manufactured
it, I suspect its British but the name has been removed from the front.
Its a 4xEL34 100 watt head, any help would be greatly appreciated, I've
included links to pics of the amp below.

many thnx
John

http://www.mrspider.co.uk/amprear.jpg
http://www.mrspider.co.uk/ampfront.jpg
http://www.mrspider.co.uk/ampinside.jpg