Best Blues Harmonica Amps! pt. 4 - Vintage Tube Amp Harp Demo

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Here we have a 1960 Epiphone Pacemaker 5 watt amp with an 8" speaker - which is basically a Gibson GA-5 Skylark, in disguise. Just back from the shop, new tubes, and now it's ready to plug & play! The Gibson GA-5 Skylark amps from the late 1950's and early 1960's are some of the coolest small vintage amps around. ????♥️???? If you want a vintage microphone, vintage amp, harmonica lessons, little walter shirts, backing track, or more, just check out the website!

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I have a huge vintage microphone collection including all types of bullet microphones, shure green bullet styles, astatic jt-30 and t-3 styles, and many other vintage bullet microphones.

Some of my favorite players who I studied are: james cotton, big walter horton, little walter, papa lightfoot, george harmonica smith, junior wells, sonny boy williamson, william clarke, kim wilson, rod piazza, steve guyger, jim liban, rick estrin, and many more...

Best Blues Harmonica Amps! pt. 4 - Vintage Tube Amp Harp Demo - 1960 Gibson GA-5 Epiphone (vma1014)