Manzamp - Revisited!

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jazzbass wrote: Thu Sep 07, 2023 8:02 pm Hi Roe,

for me the price of the amp on Reverb of €389,375.01 seems like real madness, I point out the .01. :shock:

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jazzbass wrote: Thu Sep 07, 2023 8:02 pm Hi Roe,

for me the price of the amp on Reverb of €389,375.01 seems like real madness, I point out the .01. :shock:

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I'm sure you're kidding, but that's just the translation of $399,999.99 into euro but that's probably obvious and I'm captain obvious :D

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Hi Dorrisant,

Jokes aside, you did a great job, well done and thanks for sharing it.

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ic-racer wrote: Wed Sep 06, 2023 11:11 pm Good to see some interest in the Manzamp. Especially since the EJ amp has surfaced. Like, what in the heck is a Manzamp preamp? My impression of the Manzamp I build was the tone was in the power amp section.


Maybe HAD recycled the name for a completely different product?
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I’m surprised these amps haven’t gotten more love from the group. They seem like a cool thing.

Maybe they need to be adapted to fit the Tweed Bassman chassis’s that are available?
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pompeiisneaks wrote: Thu Sep 07, 2023 11:39 pm
jazzbass wrote: Thu Sep 07, 2023 8:02 pm Hi Roe,

for me the price of the amp on Reverb of €389,375.01 seems like real madness, I point out the .01. :shock:

Franco
I'm sure you're kidding, but that's just the translation of $399,999.99 into euro but that's probably obvious and I'm captain obvious :D

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I have about ten files that say "Manzamp Faceplate" but only certain ones will open due to un-supported graphics software.

This one should load ok, it is a PDF file. It may or may not be the correct size.
Manzamp Faceplate.pdf
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Comparison of my faceplate and the original:
Manzamp comparison.png
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Someone really should make one of these Manzamps. I think for anyone that builds amps the most recent one is always the best, but, after ten years, with 14 other amps at my disposal for comparison, the Manzamp really has a unique BIG sound that none of my other amps have.


Comparison Amps:

Gretsch Valco
Gibson EH-125
Fender Blackface Champ
Fender Tweed Champ
5e3 new build
Mesa Maverick 2x12
Mesa Blue Angel 4x10
Marshall 50W JCM900 2x12
Mesa Tremoverb & 2x12 Cab
Fender 1969 Deluxe Reverb
Alamo 5 Amp
ODS Build
HRM Build with EV12S Thiele Cab
Fender Super Twin Reverb with ODS mods
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ic-racer wrote: Mon Sep 11, 2023 10:06 pm Comparison of my faceplate and the original:
Manzamp comparison.png
I take it the your one is on the right?
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ic-racer wrote: Mon Sep 11, 2023 10:20 pm Someone really should make one of these Manzamps. I think for anyone that builds amps the most recent one is always the best, but, after ten years, with 14 other amps at my disposal for comparison, the Manzamp really has a unique BIG sound that none of my other amps have.


Comparison Amps:

Gretsch Valco
Gibson EH-125
Fender Blackface Champ
Fender Tweed Champ
5e3 new build
Mesa Maverick 2x12
Mesa Blue Angel 4x10
Marshall 50W JCM900 2x12
Mesa Tremoverb & 2x12 Cab
Fender 1969 Deluxe Reverb
Alamo 5 Amp
ODS Build
HRM Build with EV12S Thiele Cab
Fender Super Twin Reverb with ODS mods

amplifiers guitar.png
What power, output and choke did you use on the amp. Could the amp be built into 5F6a chassis successfully?
Yours Sincerely

Mark Abbott
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Mark wrote: Fri Sep 15, 2023 7:32 am
ic-racer wrote: Mon Sep 11, 2023 10:06 pm Comparison of my faceplate and the original:
Manzamp comparison.png
I take it the your one is on the right?
Yes that is it. I did not have a picture of the front when I had the cabinet made. Got it close but not exact:

Real manzamp front here:
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Mark wrote: Fri Sep 15, 2023 7:34 am
ic-racer wrote: Mon Sep 11, 2023 10:20 pm Someone really should make one of these Manzamps. I think for anyone that builds amps the most recent one is always the best, but, after ten years, with 14 other amps at my disposal for comparison, the Manzamp really has a unique BIG sound that none of my other amps have.


Comparison Amps:

Gretsch Valco
Gibson EH-125
Fender Blackface Champ
Fender Tweed Champ
5e3 new build
Mesa Maverick 2x12
Mesa Blue Angel 4x10
Marshall 50W JCM900 2x12
Mesa Tremoverb & 2x12 Cab
Fender 1969 Deluxe Reverb
Alamo 5 Amp
ODS Build
HRM Build with EV12S Thiele Cab
Fender Super Twin Reverb with ODS mods

amplifiers guitar.png
What power, output and choke did you use on the amp. Could the amp be built into 5F6a chassis successfully?
PT: classic tone 40-18073
Choke: classic tone 40-18003
OT: classic tone 40-18083
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Thanks for the info.
Yours Sincerely

Mark Abbott
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