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Stan: I really like the old recording studio photos. This is, of course, a different amplifier from the one shown in the first photo.
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So do I, Peter, and there is a major difference in the two. I tend to think the amp (which appears to be at their feet) is an AC 15 or 10, because of the badge being on the right side (not evident on the 30s)and the black tab badge across the center which I believe was also only on the early Jenning's models, pre 1960.
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Alex, they were playing with other bands that night (12/15/62, Majestic Ballroom in Birkenhead, Merseyside, according to Larry Wassgren on the BGC thread). It was the Annual Poll Winner's show, and The Undertakers (Chris Huston's band) and Lee Curtis and the All-Stars were two of the other bands on the bill. It could well have been one of their amps, who knows? Almost certainly not a Beatles amp, if that matters.
No problem, Patrick. Yeah, it is a TV front on both, your pic, my pic! Would love to have either in the old creamed colored covering with the TV front. I suspect the floor amps were borrowed, the little 15's or 10's... might have been twin-15's since there were so few of the single 15's around.
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