jazzwannabe
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Based on member demand, The Gear Page is pleased to announce that our Apparel Merch Shop is now open. The shop’s link is in the blue Navigation bar (on the right side), “Shop,” with t-shirts, hats, neck buffs, and stickers to start. Here’s the direct link: www.thegearpageshop.com
You’ll find exclusive high-quality apparel and merchandise; all items are ethical, sustainably produced, and we will be continuously sourcing and adding new choices.
We can ship internationally. All shipping is at cost.
Try: http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/msg/1044598849.html...Is a dead link.
I played an early Princeton modded Boogie, that's how Randall got started.That's exactly the way Boogie started. A friend of mine has an early one - I think it was called a Prune Boogie or some such thing. It seems awful to folks looking for a stock vintage piece, but back in the day, when these amps were plentiful, everybody was trying to find something else (sound familiar?) and boutique companies didn't really exist, or were at least just getting started. Stuff like this used to surface all the time. Leo tinkered too.
This is what cracks me up - when everybody had the vintage stuff, all they wanted was something else. Now that everybody has everything at their fingertips, they want "the" tone. Sure drives the market though.
Not unpardonable at all. - if you remember the context as someone here suggested. I have one (Deluxe), modded to Mk II; by the man himself (MB), modded by Cesar too. Paid 400.00 for the amp in 1987 - when they were plentiful.