4th generation ODS

[tylerbaster]

#127 ODS.The amp was originally built for Arthur Lee.

[Structo]

Any other details available?

[tylerbaster]

Sorry, I don't know any other details.

[boldaslove6789]

Did you play the amp? Did it sound good? Nothing more to report on it .....?

[crbowman]

I'd be interested in hearing the story of this amp.
Guessing that this amp would have been made probably sometime in the early 80's, this would coincide with an era in which Arthur had kind of semi-retired and would for the most part stay this way up until the early 90's.
It was my understanding that he was more or less destitute at this time and had moved home to take care of his dad who was sick.
Although not that well know to many of us, Arthur was very much an icon in and around the LA area. He was also very much a Fender guy (amps anyway).
If anyone else knows anything about this I'd LOVE (pun intended) to hear it!

[Structo]

If it is the same Arthur Lee, he died August 3, 2006 from Myelogenous Leukemia.

Fronted the Love band.

http://www.lovearthurlee.com/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Lee_(musician)

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[tylerbaster]

Tom
You are correct. After he died, his lawyer sold the amp.

Greg
I just picked up the picture from internet.Probably non HRM with "classic" tone stack like this?
http://ampgarage.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12872

[crbowman]

If you haven't already, check out "Forever Changes" by Arthur Lee and Love.
The man was an eccentric genius.

[Chris333]

Probably in the minority here, but I always liked Vindicator.