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Zachary |
Zachary is from Canada and focuses
on guitars. His amp is called the Zachary SuperNatural.
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Zapp
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Zapp amps 1970s. Boutique solid state amp only 250
made in the 1970s sold by Red Tree Music and developed by Bob
Archigian.
Image eBay:
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ZB Custom |
ZB Custom amplifiers by Z-B Guitar
Co, Bakersfield, California USA.
Built by Bob Rissi for ZB
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Zen |
Zen guitar amplifier by Decware
engineering
Zen amplifier
schematics
http://www.schematicheaven.com/post70s.htm
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Zenith
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Zenith amplifier. Example of
Zenith LB-15 transistor combo amp reportedly from the 1970s
found on eBay
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Zenta
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Zenta amps were Japanese and made
by the same company that made Teisco guitars and amps, made in
the late 60s and through the 70s. Imported to UK by Hornby
Skewes. Transistor amps with examples of heads, cabinets
and combos on internet. Images eBay:
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Zeta Amps and
Effects |
Amplifiers and effects made in
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Zeta |
Oakland,
California, USA
Manuals
http://www.zetamusic.com/manuals/manuals.asp
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Zinky |
Zinky are USA made amps, effects, Flagstaff,
Arizona.
Reviews are at Harmony Central
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Zip |
Image Zip amp Yahoo auction:
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Zoom
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Reviews are at Harmony Central |
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Vex
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"I started manufacturing in June
of 1995. Our products are marked with a paint pen (now coated
with clear coat) and have the date of manufacture written right
on the bottom. Earlier products had the month/year painted on
them by Jason Myrold, my old painter. [Source: Zachary Vex,
email 19/3/2008]
Z Vex
Schematics
http://analogguru.an.ohost.de/
Reviews are at Harmony Central
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Zwengel
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Zwengel Amplifiers were based at
1136 Margaret Drive; Princeton, IL.
"Zwengel amps started out as
Summit Amp Repair in 1993...In '96 I finally got on "the net"
and began doing mods and repairs nationally. At that point I
renamed myself Summit Amplifiers. This is where The Banshee
comes it. I started getting a LOT of requests for high gain
sleeper mods for Fender Bassman and Showman amps which were dirt
cheap at the time.... By mid-'01 I was pretty much ready for
production. I became a member of NAMM and had my first show this
time last year. Well, there's another company in existence
called Summit Audio and they had a **** fit. I was blessed with
a cease and desist order and was forced to rename my company and
completely reorganize. So now I'm Zwengel Amplifiers." [Source:
Carl Zwengel 2002,
Vintage Amps Forum]
Reviews of Zwengel Amps are at Harmony Central
Wayback Machine Website was around from about 2001 to 2004.
see Summit amps
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