I've heard a little about the Hollands. Botiques by Dave Holland, who I believe is no longer building. Sano I've also heard of. New Jersey based. They made another model called the Sano-ette that was virtually a copy of the Kalamazoo Model Two. ----------
Hawkeye Kane
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Looks like Val King has some cool harp amps littering the store. A visit may be in order. Of course, Gary would sound good through anything including a solid state amp.
I remember using a Holland at a jam at the Five O'Clock club in Bradenton, FL back in the 90's. It had some kind of blues harp mod, can't really recall what it was. The amp was pretty nice.
@Rick That Multivox amp has the same cab and covering and grill cloth as my 1964 Marvel amp. Hmmmm, it does not sound the same
That multivox 40 is not half as good as a multivox combo bass amp. I have 2 one is in the same covering as the model 40 and the other is black on black.
I've also had a model 40 which I got rid of that sounded horrible.
528hemi
Last Edited by 528hemi on Jan 09, 2013 6:46 AM
PCB amps were available, but not common, from the late 50's. Certainly available in the 60's, I think more in Europe than US though. ---------- www.myspace.com/markburness
