Guitar Amp Repairs, Custom Amp Builds, Speakers – JPF Amplification

You can now upload the Barrie Cadogan Guitarist interview* in which Barrie talks about his recently acquired JPF 2×12 KT66-loaded Regent combination amplifier.

After some experimentation and testing with Paul at Zilla Music who constructs our cabinetry, we are pleased to announce our new range of combination amplifiers.

All our amps are available in either 2 x 12″ or 1 x 12″ format (pictured above) with a wide choice of tolex coverings, and Tayden speakers. See our products page for pricing.

As we’ve posted previously, JPF Amplification will be on stand 168 at Guitar Nation 2010, November 13th/14th (this weekend!), at London Olympia.

We will be launching two new amplifiers: the “Sir Charles 15″, and the “King Charles 30″ (no prizes for guessing their power output), which we will have for sale at a “show special” price.

Here’s a Sir Charles 15 in BRG with white stripe. Other colour options are available at no extra cost, although all amps will have Go Faster stripe for enhanced tone.

These amps are our own design, and are hand wired by us using as many UK-made parts as possible, eg transformers, chassis etc. Cabinetry and panel engraving is done in house.

More info on these amps including technical specs, photos, and sound samples will be uploaded to our products page in the next couple of days.

We’ll also have a range of Tayden speakers on our stand, and Paul from Tayden will be dropping in on Sunday.

So drop by our stand to try out our amps, Tayden speakers, or if you simply want to chat about valve amps. We will be more than happy to try to answer any technical enquiries you might have, or give advice about amp building, repairing, modifying etc.

See you at the weekend!

We have now recorded some sound samples of the Tayden Retro 55 and Tayden Ace 25 guitar speaker, which should be posted on our Tayden Speaker page next week.

These were again recorded by Dave Page of Headspace, so you won’t have to suffer any of my guitar playing!

Talking of suffering, Andy at Angel Music has taken up the banjo……