Congrats Red Plate amps Vintage Guitar Mag
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- 63superreverb
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Congrats Red Plate amps Vintage Guitar Mag
Congrats Henry on the article with Elvin Bishop and your amps in Vintage Guitar Magazine..
64' Hydromatic
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I haven't seen it yet - must be the February issue.
Former owner of Music Mechanix
www.RedPlateAmps.com
www.RedPlateAmps.com
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Congrats Henry. Cool site too. You're building for some real players. I'm a big Tommy Castro fan.
Bruce
Bruce
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tubedogsmith
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Great site and a super cool business model. You got it going on, just killer.
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Congtats!
Good exposure for your company.
Good exposure for your company.
Tom
Don't let that smoke out!
Don't let that smoke out!
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Excellent website - you've got some major (in my book) players using your gear too!
Your website answers my other question of "How does the tweed pre' work with OD?" Looking at all the TweedyVerbODs, I'd say "Very well."
I was just listening to Elvin Bishop's "Drummer Boy" on The Alligator Records Christmas Collection (ALCD XMAS 9201, 1992) this morning. I'd love to hear him play that through your amp!
Your website answers my other question of "How does the tweed pre' work with OD?" Looking at all the TweedyVerbODs, I'd say "Very well."
I was just listening to Elvin Bishop's "Drummer Boy" on The Alligator Records Christmas Collection (ALCD XMAS 9201, 1992) this morning. I'd love to hear him play that through your amp!
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Henry
Good for you.. I am a BIG Castro fan.. Great looking site as well..Keep up the good work!!!
Tony VVT
Good for you.. I am a BIG Castro fan.. Great looking site as well..Keep up the good work!!!
Tony VVT
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You guys must be subscribers - that issue is not available in Phoenix yet. Any one want to scan the relavent text for me?
Former owner of Music Mechanix
www.RedPlateAmps.com
www.RedPlateAmps.com
- 63superreverb
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64' Hydromatic
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Congrats Henry!
Thanks for all your input here as well!
That issue hasn't hit the stands here in Ohio yet either.
Mark
That issue hasn't hit the stands here in Ohio yet either.
Mark
"- Yeah, can we have everything louder than everything else? Right!"- Ian Gillan
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"- Yeah, can we have everything louder than everything else? Right!"- Ian Gillan
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Sir, congratulations!
Your participation on this forum and help you have given to so many, so unselfishly, certainly proves that some people do recognize you in public and artistic domain for what a great fellow you are!
Sven
Your participation on this forum and help you have given to so many, so unselfishly, certainly proves that some people do recognize you in public and artistic domain for what a great fellow you are!
Sven
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tubedogsmith
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Well Henry, sounds like you got that buscuit buttered!! 
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Congrats heisthl! Is there a story or anything behind the name Red Plate and your love for red? If so, could you share it?
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Mmmmm, biscuits...
So what was it like, working with Elvin Bishop? How demanding was he? How far off were your first two attempts? What finally clicked for him?
Last time I saw him, he was playing through a Fender Stage 60 - didn't seem all that discerning at the time.
My whiskey-headed buddies...
So what was it like, working with Elvin Bishop? How demanding was he? How far off were your first two attempts? What finally clicked for him?
Last time I saw him, he was playing through a Fender Stage 60 - didn't seem all that discerning at the time.
My whiskey-headed buddies...