Bigtone
307 posts
Jul 31, 2013
11:04 AM
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I have heard harp players say James Cotton used these etc.. but I didn't know if it was an amp harp players want. If so let me know. It is a Pac-Amp/Magnatone model 382/280A. The top of the line twin twelve 40 watts from the early 60's. It has monsterous tone. Like a bassman but with more fattness and warmth to me.
Last Edited by Bigtone on Jul 31, 2013 11:05 AM
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jbone
1321 posts
Jul 31, 2013
1:34 PM
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Magnatone is a revered name in some circles. Is that 2x12 and 2 smaller speakers in that cab? 2 channels I'm guessing. Could have possibilities for a one man band, guitar in one side and a 585 mic in the other for harp/vocs.
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Bigtone
311 posts
Jul 31, 2013
1:36 PM
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Oh yeah, it has twin 12's. Killer amp here for any volume.
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Harpaholic
316 posts
Jul 31, 2013
2:15 PM
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What are you asking for it?
That amp should have two output transformers and four power tubes? It's like two amps in one? Stereo
Maggie's like that are more desirable to guitar players than harp players and bring good money.
Maggie's do make great harp amps because a lot of them where built for accordion.
If you put that on eBay guitar players would spend a lot more money to get that amp because most harp players don't know what it is.
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1847
946 posts
Jul 31, 2013
2:18 PM
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2 3" tweeter also
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Bigtone
312 posts
Jul 31, 2013
3:00 PM
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I'd need 875 shipped. I know I saw bid in 60s of cotton using one like it. Its a bad mamajamma
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HawkeyeKane
1927 posts
Jul 31, 2013
3:43 PM
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Looks like it might be similar to the new Magnatone Stereo Twilighter. Bet it's a beast!
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