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Continuing with the BOOGIE theme.
MK II-B, 1-15" EV hardwood combo. 180 watt Coliseum model.

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More Boogie, more Coliseum.
180 watt MK-II C model.

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Space Echo - Slight Reprise

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Altec 1270 - Slight reprise

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More Boogie. Simul-Satellite.

Designed as a separate combo power amp
with limited tone controls. These would be driven
from the slave or line out of another fully appointed
amp.

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Another reprise.

It is a fucking Marshall Major on a Leslie.

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Prune Princeton. A Boogie before there was a real Boogie.

The founder of Mesa Engineering, Randall Smith, began the high gain amp
era with rebuilt Princetons. The story is out there so I won't
bore you. A Bassman circuit built into a 1-10" combo that has
been reconfigured with a 12" JBL, add cascaded gain sections with
effective control and you have the precursor the Boogie.

This example was said to be a Prune Princeton. I have my doubts.
Presented here for clarity.

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Cool run of old amps!

They need a playmate:

https://reverb.com/item/64171120-circa- ... es-exhibit

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It is rather frustrating that Kramer guitars are the new Danelectro food pedals among gear influencers.
Only because I missed the boat, of course! Huntsville Craigslist was lousy with ex-Poison-wannabes just a few years back. It was a well I thought could never possibly dry up.

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It is rather frustrating that Kramer guitars are the new Danelectro food pedals among gear influencers.

Having sold an aluminum neck Kramer to make rent many years ago, I must agree with this sentiment.