Vintage 47 Amps Shop Tour with Steve Woolley and David Barrett (BluesHarmonica.com Interview Sample)
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Join Steve Woolley for a shop tour of Vintage 47 Amps. In this tour Steve shows us the production process of their amplifiers and in the interview (available to subscribers of BluesHarmonica.com) we discuss their history, design approach, models, and finish with playing a couple of their amplifiers. Thanks to Steve, his wife Deirdre, and my wife Sharon Barrett for helping with the filming. This interview was held in San Pedro, California in July of 2023. To learn more about their current offerings, visit vintage47amps.com. To see the full interview, subscribe to BluesHarmonica.com
Awesome video! Thank you for the tour
great video. Thanks for making it!
Great work!
I've been looking at Vintage 47s for a while. Now I'm going to have to buy one. This is awesome.
you gotta love american made. What a cool guy, nice interview
I have to say when I received my amps in the mail. I have never had a better day than that. I called Dave and told him how much I loved THE AMPS. I kept buying them. I just think it's a blessed fun project. Made by people that care about what they do. Coming up with tone that represents the time period That they're representing incredible. Thank you, guys, Cheers to all at Vintage 47 amps. Hello from Albuquerque, New Mexico..
I have 4 of Vintage 47 ams at Chicago triple tone, The Valco Supro Comet version with tremelo. And then I have a suitcase Oahu valco amp and then I have the big 1943. Oahu valco with the end of the amp lights up its magic, also have the tube reverb. All just amazing , just love them all🎉
0:20 Professional stand for the chassis.
Very cool! Craftpersonship at it’s best! Someday I will order one! Thx for sharing this.
I really like their concept, I have been following them since they started. Sadly, the amp I want, the Chicago triple is not made anymoe😢
I own a Bronson,nice amp.That said I wonder why nobody is doing the thinner tolex/covering more period correct to the period? I find the old thinner stuff holds out well and seems less prone to pulling away like modern tolex.As well would be cool to make a V47 with a 6j7 pentode in the first position like the Valco Supreme.6SQ7 is a sweet tube but the pentode is a beast,the top mounted grid cap looks kinda cool too.
Beautiful amps! Which one of you modes do you make specifically for harmonica?
that's just down the street from me.