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Ken Fox
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Website up and running foxvintageamps.com

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Got a website written this week. Just published it today. Wow! What a learning curve that was. I usued WebEasy 8.0, a great program.

Check it out!!!


http://foxvintageamps.com/
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Great Site

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Ken..

A great site!

Thanks for all you do in restoring and fixing our amps.

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Great job Ken!
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When I get a bit smarter I want to do some FAQ stuff and videos on how to fix common amp problems, time permitting!
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Ken Fox wrote: I sued WebEasy 8.0

Ken,

Do you think you've got a pretty good case? :lol:

Nice web site. You did a good job. You're the man! :)


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Even spell check can't help me some days, Rick!
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Good lookin' site Ken..I'll be a regular visitor..
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Ken Fox wrote:Even spell check can't help me some days, Rick!
Ken - Just ribbing you a little. You're an expert. I'm still trying to figure out if a 15 amp circuit will carry 5 Nashville 400's, 5 Steel Kings, and 5 Nashville 1000's. I'm not sure if the 15 amps have to all be the same kind of amp.


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Rick, you a fine fiddler but better leave that lectrikal stuff alone!
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Great Site
Not to be picky, but I can't see any of this with the dark green background.
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Got it fixed. Thanks for letting me know. I still can't change the color of the two links on the bottom of the home page! No matter what color I change them too they stay the same when I publish the website!

Oh well! Lots to learn still.
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Pretty durn good lernin fer a Southern Dawg! Take a break this summer and we'll come over and go boatin with ya and ya can ride in a real boat :lol:
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That is Jack Conyer's fine ride! Went down there Thanksgiving day and checked it out. He even let me steer it by myself. Now that's a buddy for you!
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Got a little vintage '75 Norris Craft being restored and decked out that you can steer all you want. Heck wire it fer an amp and a steel and we'll party on the lake.
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Good one Ken :D

your link is up here in France

http://steelguitarfrance.forumactif.com ... -t2388.htm
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Thanks, I saw the link in France!!

Will be announcing a new all tube steel amp here soon in this section!

It is also on the website now.
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Ken, mighty fine site AND mighty fine work you are doing also! Shure wish I could afford oneof those amps. It would look awful good sittin next to my Sho-bud Christmas Tree! Hey, I'll trade one of my Expensive Wallace guitars for one!!!YeeHawww!!! Lonnie P.
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Lonnie. I am bringing both new amps to the next JAX show! You gotta try them out for me.

Fixed up Larry Moore's Christmas Tree amp. Sounds great now. Guess yours is next??
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Ken, great site. Just wished we lived closer so we could visit and pick some together.
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Ray, come on down to the Dallas Show this year and visit a bit. I hope to have at least a table, and hopefully I might talk another vendor into sharing some space to let folks try out the amps with their products.
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Added an audio link, MP3 file of Jeff Saine and his 1938 Rick and the 5D6B amp in the studio! Check it out under "Christmas Special 5D6B amp"


http://foxvintageamps.com/classic_green_010.htm
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Check out the audio link to Tommy Butler playing the new "Fox Vintage Amp" all tube pedal steel amp!

http://foxvintageamps.com/classic_green_003.htm
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Sounds even better that I remember.. And that was your amp and just a touch of reverb in a garage with a vocal mic, recorded into a lap top!! Wow what an amp ! One thing about it that amp will definitely make you aware of whether u are IN TUNE or not... Never played through anything like it.. Gotta be THE BEST sounding amp I ever plugged into. Instant match made in Heaven. Good looking, built Fox tough for the rigors of the road! :mrgreen:
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You can hear Tommy on the website. He did a great job! We just ran thru my pedal board and turned off the tuner, echo, compressor, and chorus. Just used a little RV-5 in the mix.

Not a studio recording, but more like a live situation with just the bare essentials to record with!
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