Matchless Spitfire?
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beasleybodyshop
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Re: Matchless Spitfire?
Thanks Mark, just going to use the resistor this time around.
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beasleybodyshop
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Re: Matchless Spitfire?
Thanks Mark.
Hell, I have like 80 percent of this build just lying around in parts, should be fun!
Hell, I have like 80 percent of this build just lying around in parts, should be fun!
"It's like what Lenin said... you look for the person who will benefit, and, uh, uh..."
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LeftyStrat
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Re: Matchless Spitfire?
Grand. Funk. Railroad.niversen wrote:He's an older gentleman who, from what I can tell, used to know some of Michigan's bigger names in rock from the 70's and 80's.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0x6chChxzV0&feature=kp
Dick Wagner (Alice Cooper, Lou Reed; Rock and Roll Animal)
Some pretty legendary players have used his amps at one time or another in their careers.
He was sort of the Gar Gillies (Garnet Amps; Guess Who, BTO) of Michigan.
It's never too late to have a happy childhood.
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TNblueshawk
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Re: Matchless Spitfire?
I about pee myself every time I put on one of their CD's. Farner's nasty guitar/amp combo raises the hair on my head, what is left, in a good way.LeftyStrat wrote:Grand. Funk. Railroad.niversen wrote:He's an older gentleman who, from what I can tell, used to know some of Michigan's bigger names in rock from the 70's and 80's.