need help naming my amp

[arjepsen]

I built a sort of blackface princeton amp, and now I try to come up with a name for it.
The problem is, that I want to make a wooden front, with the name cut out, so that you can see the tubes in behind (built it as a head).
It's not a very wide amp - physicly, so it can't be too long.
I searched around the net and thougth about names like princetone, prinzetone, prinzt'n, blackface, but I keep running into the problem of the name being too long. Also I'd prefer not to use a "."

Any suggestions?

Regards
anders

[Phil_S]

Jeptone?

[beasleybodyshop]

Brougham? Like the old dodge van. lol.....I think.

[DonMoose]

Trenton? I was gonna call an all-tube version of the Princeton Recording that.

[lord preset]

No "a" s

[Structo]

How about the amp formally known as prince?

[Jana]

Elwood

Then if you build a Deluxe -- Moe Wood

Then a Twin Reverb -- Sporting Wood

Then a 100 watt Marshall -- Max Wood

If you build a 1 watt practice amp -- Sliver

[Firestorm]

Yale.

[DonMoose]

No "a" s

That!

[TUBEDUDE]

Prinztone

[mrn1ngstr]

Woody, and I don't mean the actor or the cartoon bird.

[statorvane]

Well if you don't mind the British connotations, I think Black Prince would be a great name. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward,_the_Black_Prince

[Ken Moon]

Spanky
Lil Spanky
Lil Cleanie
Anderson
Genesis (some say meaning of Princeton is First or First Born)

[Leo_Gnardo]

Well if you don't mind the British connotations, I think Black Prince would be a great name.

It's been a long running matter of confusion - in England "Princetown" is the location of an (in)famous prison (Dartmoor), for serious bad guys along the lines of Leavenworth in the USA. Dartmoor and Princetown are understood to mean the same thing - in the pokey, for the long run. British folks who aren't familiar with the NJ institute of higher learning sometimes are taken aback by proud Americans who announce "I went to Princeton" or "just sent my son to Princeton." Another example of two nations separated by a common language.

Black Prince - a new one on me. I'd be enlightened and amused to know what that is in UK lingo. Tanks in advance!

[Teleguy61]

Bob