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Vintage amp Specs.HH,Citronic,Peavey, etc. |
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Mhamplification 
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thanks for taking the time to post these good stuff for the archives |
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LAVINDO
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Greetings to all .. thanks for everything
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djkneehigh
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Hi guys speaking of vintage the social club I work in still use H&H pro series 1 and 2 speakers running on a lyon forge p400 amp and a baker350 amp plus in the store room we have a H&H 150 pa slave amp i believe but it has a electrical fault so may end up in the bin or my loft
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kedwardsleisure
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Senior console from Pamphonic Reproducers, 1932. 50W output.
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Gile
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I`m using HH ma100 amp , it has low sound quality but it is a real mule in the world of amps ... a few years ago we use it 4 days on the party without break believe or not ... it is so reliable like no other .... the friend burn it with power generator , but after a little repare it`s working like brand new ... I`m also pluggin` e guitar with pedalboard in it with no problems
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B.A.M
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I am currently the owner of two Peavey CS1000's from the 1980's The still run perfectly fine. could maybe do with a few connections replaced to tidy them up but they both work fine.
Out of curiosity what are these worth now-a-days? Thanks, Beinn
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jbl_man
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Posted: 14 January 2013 at 1:14pm |
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Depending on cosmetic condition,around £150 to £200 mark. A really clean one might even make more.
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Be seeing you.
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burningbush
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Yeah, the CS800 was a real workhorse - dread to think what all the CS's have seen over the years as they always keep running no matter what conditions.
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music is the message
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jbl_man
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I have a pair of CS400's here Gavin,bought these around 20 years ago,and have only used them twice i think....also have a pair of the plug-in PL150 crossover modules for them,which,if you run the amps bridged,give you 2x 400w into 8 ohms above 150hz,great for running some small mid-tops etc.
The CS400 must be the most over-engineered little amp ever built,16 TO3 output devices per amp,big 4.5 inch fan,DDT limiting,massive transformer,all to produce just 2x200w! No wonder they last so long.   |
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burningbush
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Wow - we used to use the 400, fantastic thing - bullit proof. That fan, remember that breathing hot air all night on me, whispering sweet nothings in my ear
 , DDT prooved pretty useful when the DJ events started to happen aswell. Great pic  . |
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Posted: 14 January 2013 at 7:18pm |
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buitifull amps well over enginered for its time ,,way ahead of its time like hh citronic studionaster ect ect
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Posted: 14 January 2013 at 7:20pm |
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just need to win the lot man so i can buy all the amps ive allways loved to own
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