The Amp Garage

I too, have seen the schematics. I know the amps are out there, but there can't be many.

The only thing that separates them from their Gibson counterparts is the cabinet style and general aesthetic. Circuits match up identically to all 1959 Gibson amps. The Epiphones are just harder to find.

Was anyone ever in touch with hpattern directly? Seemed he was only here for info on the amp and he hasn't been back since. I'd love to know if he still has the amp.

Remember..mine is a EA-10RV (has reverb). Only 76 made. BTW... been playing this amp a LOT and loving it. Changed the V1 cathode cap down to 10uf 👍 Right. I'm looking to see if anyone has come across the NON reverb models that preceded yours. Schematics galore, but zero evidence of these amps aroun...

Reviving this thread since I can't stop my internet sleuthing on some of these older Epiphones... Has anyone ever come across the EA-10 Deluxe before? It's funny that the schematic is everyone online, but I have never come across evidence of an actual EA-10 Deluxe. My guess is that it's a 59-60 mode...

My amps, as well as hpattern's, are unique to 1959 and possibly early 1960. Never marketed in any Gibson or Epiphone print advertisement, so there are no catalogs that feature them. They differ from the Epiphone/Gibson amps of the early 60s. None of these amps have reverb. In doing more research and...

Thanks for the suggestions. Much appreciated. Reviving an old thread as I search for more info about these amps. I own three of the 1959 Epiphones- The Pacemaker (EA-50), Devon (EA-35), and Century (EA-25T). All three amps correlate to the Gibson lineup of the same year, with the GA-5 Skylark, GA-8...