The Stancor '306' 6-watt PP audio amplifier Download the 1937 ('third edition') of Stancor Transformers' 'Amplimanual,' a 24pp publication which…
More seventies nonsense Shit, man, just record all that shit direct! You don't need to mic it! Naturally, a…
Badfinger endorse the Connecticut-made Ovation acoustic/electric guitar What is it about Ovation guitars that repulses me so? They don't sound…
Gibson GPA-100 PA system circa '73 Seems like '100 watts' was the likely answer to all yr PA system needs…
The Computone Lyricon is an analog synthesizer with a wind controller interface. The horn-controller responded to three input parameters: the…
Electronic Music Laboratories, INC, was based in Vernon CT from 1968 through 1984. The company's founders included Dale Blake, Norman…
"Does this qualify me for a prophet? Well, perhaps partially." Imagine if this dude had been your college music professor. …
Mick and Keith on a lone Unisphere The Shure Unisphere was the predecessor to the ubiquitous SM-58. It's basically a…
Stevie Wonder endorses the ARP 2600 in this early 70s advert Billy Preston likes his ARP Pro-Soloist Les McCann and…
Billy Preston with a Univox Compac-Piano Univox (brief company history here) was a US company that marketed a huge range…