History of Boutique Amps

[Rainmaker]

There was this website I had bookmarked many moons ago that detailed (in about two or three pages) all the better known boutique brands like Trainwreck, Dumble, etc.

On the first page it mentioned Fenders and Mesa Boogies (I think...) for history's sake.

Anybody got the URL for this website?

 

[Guitar Toad]

Re: History of Boutique Amps

Here are some good reads, but probably not what exactly what you're wanting...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mesa_Boogie

http://www.harmony-central.com/Guitar/guitar-amp-evolution.html

 

[Rich_S]

Re: History of Boutique Amps

[John Cleese moron pro soccer player voice] I'm opening a boutique, Brian! [/voice]

 

[Jeff_H]

Re: History of Boutique Amps

There are several commercially available anti-spam programs that will take care of this problem without having to change your e-mail address, but it's your life.

 

[Rainmaker]

Re: History of Boutique Amps

^ LOL I tell ya that won't get old for another few more times.




Thanks for the sites, fellas. Always up for a read.

 

[Skarekrough]

Re: History of Boutique Amps

There are several commercially available anti-spam programs that will take care of this problem without having to change your e-mail address, but it's your life.

I'm almost teary-eyed laughing about this....

At least no one rode him too hard in the past....I mean...we all nearly forgot about the porn addiction he had....right?

 

[joelap]

Re: History of Boutique Amps

:wall: wtcrap?

 

[Jeff_H]

Re: History of Boutique Amps

bump

 

[firebirdV]

Re: History of Boutique Amps

:laugh2: Sorry for further derailing Rainmaker, this is just too funny.