Unfortunately I didn't have time to demo it... I may have to go back - you never see HIWATTS around here!
'70s Hylight 4x12 front-loader, black cloth
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mikhailwatt
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'70s Hylight 4x12 front-loader, black cloth
I found one today at Emerald City Guitars (cool little vintage guitar shop in Seattle). "Only" $1,695 with original Fanes.
Unfortunately I didn't have time to demo it... I may have to go back - you never see HIWATTS around here!
Unfortunately I didn't have time to demo it... I may have to go back - you never see HIWATTS around here!
You can almost feel the current flowing
You can almost see the circuits blowing
You can almost see the circuits blowing
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OldSchoolDave
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Re: '70s Hylight 4x12 front-loader, black cloth
Seems a bit steep. Is it minty fresh? Previously owned by Bill Gatesmikhailwatt wrote:"Only" $1,695 with original Fanes.
?I'd be interested to hear how you compare those speakers to your Thames.
Dave
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mikhailwatt
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Re: '70s Hylight 4x12 front-loader, black cloth
Paul Allen maybe...OldSchoolDave wrote:Seems a bit steep. Is it minty fresh? Previously owned by Bill Gates
I wouldn't call it "minty"... but decent shape. Didn't get to look at the back or pull off the grille. From what I could tell the dust caps were the gray screen type. Of course, it was sitting in the same room as a $6K vintage LP and a '68 335... made it seem rather inexpensive in comparison...
That makes two of us.OldSchoolDave wrote: I'd be interested to hear how you compare those speakers to your Thames.
You can almost feel the current flowing
You can almost see the circuits blowing
You can almost see the circuits blowing
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OldSchoolDave
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Re: '70s Hylight 4x12 front-loader, black cloth
Like this one?mikhailwatt wrote:Of course, it was sitting in the same room as a $6K vintage LP and a '68 335... made it seem rather inexpensive in comparison...
Out of curiosity, how much were they asking for the ES?
Dave
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mikhailwatt
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It's this one: http://emeraldcityguitars.com/68_gibson_es335.htm
I like yours better..
And here's the cab: http://emeraldcityguitars.com/hiwatt_4x12.htm
Can't tell if it's just the pic, but one of those speakers is not like the others.
I like yours better.
.And here's the cab: http://emeraldcityguitars.com/hiwatt_4x12.htm
Can't tell if it's just the pic, but one of those speakers is not like the others.
You can almost feel the current flowing
You can almost see the circuits blowing
You can almost see the circuits blowing
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OldSchoolDave
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Don't think it's the pic. That lower left one definitely looks different (cork gasket, smaller dust cover, etc.). The other 3 look like the black stamped frame Fanes that came in my first front-loader:mikhailwatt wrote:Can't tell if it's just the pic, but one of those speakers is not like the others.
Great sounding speakers! But, that cab is still overpriced
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mikhailwatt
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I stopped by that shop again yesterday. The cab sold (didn't ask how much) and yes, one of the Fanes was a recone.OldSchoolDave wrote:Don't think it's the pic. That lower left one definitely looks different (cork gasket, smaller dust cover, etc.). The other 3 look like the black stamped frame Fanes that came in my first front-loader:
You can almost feel the current flowing
You can almost see the circuits blowing
You can almost see the circuits blowing
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livethewho
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Re: '70s Hylight 4x12 front-loader, black cloth
I have a black grille cloth front loader for sale for $700 if anyone is interested. It has Celestion speakers and is an 8 Ohm cabinet. If any of you guys are interested let me know before it goes on eBay with all their fees.
PS - I also have some Vintage Purples that I am selling, but trying to come up with a fair price for them
Dan
PS - I also have some Vintage Purples that I am selling, but trying to come up with a fair price for them
Dan
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OldSchoolDave
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Re: '70s Hylight 4x12 front-loader, black cloth
Whereabouts on the planet are you Dan? Shipping will be a factor - just not sure how big a one.livethewho wrote:If any of you guys are interested let me know ...
I'd be interested in both the loaded cab and the VP's. Lemme know.
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Re: '70s Hylight 4x12 front-loader, black cloth
Sorry forgot to mention that.. I also realized I should have posted this in the for sale section.
I'm in Detroit, MI
I'm in Detroit, MI
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OldSchoolDave
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Re: '70s Hylight 4x12 front-loader, black cloth
Shipping shouldn't be TOO terrible then (to the Twin Cities). Check yer PMlivethewho wrote:Sorry forgot to mention that.. I also realized I should have posted this in the for sale section.
I'm in Detroit, MI
.Dave