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Wharfedale |
Wharfedale was founded in
1932 by Gilbert Briggs in England. Focus was Hi Fi and Home
Cinema Loudspeakers. Wharfedale Musical Instruments (WMI)
Division in August 2008.
Wharfdale Music Instrument
brochure 2009
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White
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The White amplifier was an
instrument amplifier made by Fender, named for the company
production manager Forrest White and designed as a surprise by
Leo Fender. It was sold together with the matching steel guitar
in 1956 only. Approximately 1500 copies were made. [Source:
Wikipedia]
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White Amplification |
Reviews are at Harmony Central |
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Whitehorse
amplification
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A brand of
Gear4music.com |
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Whitney |
Michael Whitney formed Whitney
Amplification in 2001
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Wilder
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Wilder amps based in Chicago 1960s
to 1972.
Wilder amp
catalogs (paid)
http://www.vintaxe.com/catalogs_ampgear_wilder.htm
Reviews are at Harmony Central
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Wildflower
Amplification |
Australian amps |
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Wilson Effects |
Wilson
effects forum
Exile central |
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Winfield Thomas |
Winfield amps
are made in Cochise, Arizona - that would have to be the coolest
sounding place name in the universe. All hand-wired using
circuit boards and Teflon wire.
Winfield amps have been
produced since about 1998. Currently made in Arizona but
formerly in Vermont.
Dating
Winfield amps
The tube chart will have a date on
it [Source: Winnie Thomas, email 13/7/2010] |
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Winsan |
Images Winsan amplifier, Made in
USA eBay:
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Winston
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Winston amps made in USA
Images from 2
different Winston amplifiers eBay:
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Wizard |
"Wizard begun manufacturing in
1988.
Wizard amps & speaker
cabinets are manufactured in Vancouver BC & Cornwall Ontario,
Canada.
The date of manufacture can be
determined by emailing the serial number to us." [Source: Rick,
Wizard Amps, email 6/1/2009]
Wizard amps forum
http://www.rig-talk.com/forum/
Reviews are at Harmony Central |
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WKZ amps
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Wolftone pickups |
Edmonds, WA, USA. WolfeTone
Pickups first saw the light of day early in 1995 when Wolfe was
doing small pickup repairs and got its real start in 1996 while
he was employed at Warmoth Guitar Products. Brett Faust,
Warmoth's fret-man and an ex-Fender custom shop employee named
my pickups "WolfeTone". [Source:
Wolftone] |
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Woodson
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Woodson amplifiers were made in the
late 1960's and early 1970's in Bolivar, Missouri USA [Source:
Broadway
Music Co]
Woodson amplifier catalogs (paid)
http://www.vintaxe.com/catalogs_ampgear_woodson.htm
Reviews are at Harmony Central
see Kustom
Image 1974 Woodson ad from eBay
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Woodstock Amps |
All Woodstock
products are boutique-quality featuring point-to-point
wiring and based on the legendary 1960s design. Since 1963, Woodstock
products have been hand-built to the highest specifications,
using only the best components available.
Reviews are at Harmony Central
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Woogie Amps
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Woogie amps are made by Frank
at Custom Music, Adelaide, South Australia.
Apparently the style pictured were transistor amps made in the
1970s. Nowadays Woogie makes Mesa Boogie style amps.
Reviews are at Harmony Central
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Workhorse
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Workhorse amps by Visual Sound |
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Working Dog |
see Alessandro
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Wort |
http://tone-lizard.com/Wort_Amplifiers.htm
http://www.fenderbronco.com/id14.html
Reviews are at Harmony Central |
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Wurlitzer |
Wurlitzer
amp schematics
http://www.kbapps.com/schematics.html
Image Wurlitzer
7100 solid state amp head from the 1960s eBay:
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