This is the place to post up your Wizard Amp pics. Here is mine...
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Superunknown
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Welcome Rick & Steve!
FortinAmps
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johnnyjellybean
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Man ! Mike! You had a few and early ones at that!
FortinAmps":2wqwxp38 said:Welcome
Here's some of my old Wizard gear from the past
johnnyjellybean
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Notice the "ARD" amp!!
Ampaddict":2j4kau9w said:I really dig the early small logos meself.
johnnyjellybean":2j4kau9w said:Man ! Mike! You had a few and early ones at that!
FortinAmps":2j4kau9w said:Welcome
Here's some of my old Wizard gear from the past
Ampaddict
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Evidently a phrase Malcom used when he tried Ricks amp.
johnnyjellybean":yfw4fwlq said:Notice the "ARD" amp!!Ampaddict":yfw4fwlq said:I really dig the early small logos meself.
johnnyjellybean":yfw4fwlq said:Man ! Mike! You had a few and early ones at that!
FortinAmps":yfw4fwlq said:Welcome
Here's some of my old Wizard gear from the past
manosdecerdo
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Sorry, will try again with the pic
Here is my Wizard Head , when I return to my studio will pic the cabinet
Regards from Spain
FortinAmps
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Back in the late 90's I was on a Wizard mission. I got the 50w ARD from Black Market Music in LA and a few other Wizards from them as well. I had more Wizards then pictured but back then, no digital camera. I had 3 Wizard Metals total, one had a custom plate on it which said "made for Neil Schon". It was a different circuit than my other Metals but sounded pretty much the same. It also had a tube loop which none of the others had. Also had a Wizard Rock Standard for a while. I ended up selling that ARD back to Wizard. I don't remember the guy's name, it wasn't Rick, but someone working for him back when they were still in Van.BC around 99 or 2000.....seems like a lifetime ago.
Cheers,
Mike
johnnyjellybean":38tfvadv said:Man ! Mike! You had a few and early ones at that!
FortinAmps":38tfvadv said:Welcome
Here's some of my old Wizard gear from the past
Ampaddict
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Cool story- I played that Schon one- a friend of mine owned it for a while. He bought it from SBG.com here in the twin Cities.
FortinAmps":jtxa24xl said:
I ended up selling that ARD back to Wizard. I don't remember the guy's name, it wasn't Rick, but someone working for him back when they were still in Van.BC around 99 or 2000.....seems like a lifetime ago.
Cheers,
Mike
johnnyjellybean":jtxa24xl said:Man ! Mike! You had a few and early ones at that!
FortinAmps":jtxa24xl said:Welcome
Here's some of my old Wizard gear from the past
NewWorldMan
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Ampaddict":gq4ezt7p said:I really dig the early small logos meself.
Me too. In fact, I think most people always seem to like smaller logos on amps. For instance, older Marshalls and the smaller logos look better, older Dual Rectos had smaller logos and they look better...older Wizard amps had smaller logos and they looked better, etc. Pay attention Mike!
J/K
johnnyjellybean
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Black one has the A tranny and the gold one was the one I demoed in Nashville and then called the shop telling JL I HAD to have it. It's the C tranny and a particularly great sounding MC100. (They ALL sound great but this one has something special!)
Some of my old stuff.
The last one was a 50 watt Vintage Classic that was based on a JTM45 circuit rather than a Plexi and had more gain than a standard VC by a good bit. That's one I really regret letting go. I can't remember who I sold it to though, so, if you're out there, give me shout.
The last one was a 50 watt Vintage Classic that was based on a JTM45 circuit rather than a Plexi and had more gain than a standard VC by a good bit. That's one I really regret letting go. I can't remember who I sold it to though, so, if you're out there, give me shout.