The "Living legends" of Rock and Roll guitar sounds are back! Original designs of the late 40's and early 50's have been recreated using many of the original parts suppliers. Highly efficient AlNiCo magnets and seamed paper cones are the foundation for the famous JENSEN® Sound. JENSEN® "P" Series Vintage AlNiCo magnet speakers represent an important contribution to the paste, present and, no doubt, the future of rock and roll music. They are loved by generations of guitarists around the world.
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The SC-CLASSIQUE looks old, but the technology is new and unused. The core is made up of an inside lead with a diameter of 0.5 mm², consisting of 28 individual fine copper litz, ensuring untainted musical pleasure across lengths of 20 m often considered a problem by spoiled musicians. The cable is rounded off by a thick insulation of foamed and lacquered PE and dense, tin-plated copper braiding. Eye-catching is the additional fabric coating giving the SC-CLASSIQUE the necessary vintage styling. And it also sounds like a cable from the sixties: The SC-CLASSIQUE convinces with a lot of warmth, a solid sound, and heights as clear as glass.
copper. Finish: tin galvanized. Insulator: colored red
4 tubes, matched as quad In 1959 Tung-Sol developed a premium, up-rated version of the 6BQ5/EL84 for use in industrial and military circuits. This tube was designated 7189. Due to its higher plate voltage rating and increased clean headroom, it became a favorite power tube for use in medium power stereo amplifiers and receivers made by H. H. Scott, Sherwood, Fisher, Lafayette, and many other hi-fi manufacturers. It was also used in high-end guitar amplifiers manufactured by Magnatone. Due to its increased ratings, it was considered as an upgrade for 6BQ5/EL84 amplifiers for increased performance and reliability. The original 7189 tube production ceased in the early 1980s and vintage 7189 tubes have become expensive and hard to find. In order to allow these fine vintage 7189 amplifiers and receivers to continue be used, the Tung-Sol 7189 tube has been reissued. The 7189 Tung-Sol® reissue is built to the same specifications as the original 7189 Tung-Sol for the high fidelity and performance expected from the vintage 7189 amplifiers and receivers produced in the 1960s and 1970s. Strongly committed to quality manufacturing, Tung-Sol tubes have always been known for their reliability and great tone. Today's new production Tung-Sol tubes are constructed with the same commitment to quality and reliability. Tung-Sol tubes reflect the best in vintage Tung-Sol construction with unsurpassed tone and reliability.
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2 tubes, matched as pair In 1959 Tung-Sol developed a premium, up-rated version of the 6BQ5/EL84 for use in industrial and military circuits. This tube was designated 7189. Due to its higher plate voltage rating and increased clean headroom, it became a favorite power tube for use in medium power stereo amplifiers and receivers made by H. H. Scott, Sherwood, Fisher, Lafayette, and many other hi-fi manufacturers. It was also used in high-end guitar amplifiers manufactured by Magnatone. Due to its increased ratings, it was considered as an upgrade for 6BQ5/EL84 amplifiers for increased performance and reliability. The original 7189 tube production ceased in the early 1980s and vintage 7189 tubes have become expensive and hard to find. In order to allow these fine vintage 7189 amplifiers and receivers to continue be used, the Tung-Sol 7189 tube has been reissued. The 7189 Tung-Sol® reissue is built to the same specifications as the original 7189 Tung-Sol for the high fidelity and performance expected from the vintage 7189 amplifiers and receivers produced in the 1960s and 1970s. Strongly committed to quality manufacturing, Tung-Sol tubes have always been known for their reliability and great tone. Today's new production Tung-Sol tubes are constructed with the same commitment to quality and reliability. Tung-Sol tubes reflect the best in vintage Tung-Sol construction with unsurpassed tone and reliability.
TTC 5E3 / Tweed Deluxe Style Combo, made to the specifications of the original combo Specifications
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TT Selection: Balanced Both systems with balanced gain
The Sovtek 12AX7WB has more gain and saturation than the Sovtek 12AX7WA. Its warmer, darker sound is preferred by Rivera, VHT, Demeter, and Kendrick, among other manufacturers.
B-goods item with slight signs of use, but technically 100% OK. It's hard to escape the sound of the G12H, just listen to any Hendrix recording and chances are you'll be hearing a whole raft of them powering the guitar out of the mix. These faithful re-creations capture the unmistakeable mojo of late 60s rock guitar tones. Unsurpassed in a 4x12 for cranking out towering, huge power chords, the Heritage Series G12H (55) features the 55c/s 'bass' cone. This model is famous for its thick syrupy tones, with a deep growling back end, densely complex mid-range and a finely detailed top end. General Specifications
High-quality headshell for Mesa Mark II / III and similar amp chassis, with a cutout in the bottom for the use of a reverb tank. The headshell is made of high quality oak, for chassis with a size of 432 x 216 x 60 mm . The high-gloss finish gives the surface a vibrant look, while the dovetail joints complete the look. Chassis mounting holes must be drilled by the customer depending on the existing chassis and mounting methods. Specification:
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