Magnatone Guitars!
New for Fall 2013, a complete guide to Magnatone guitars and the stories behind them!
1938-1960 Steel Guitars
1956-1963 Bigsby/Barth Era
1964-1966 Starstream Era
Magnatone Amplifiers:
1937-1947 Dickerson
1947-1954 Early Magna
100 Series
Custom 200 Series (1957-61)
Early Estey Era (1961-63)
Custom Series (1963-66)
- M2 M12
- M4 M13
- M6 M13A
- M7 M14
- M8 M15
- M9 M15A
- M10 M20
- M10A
- Extension Cabinets
- Dating & Production
- Public Relations
- Repairs
Student Series (1959-66)
Estey amps (1967)
Pro Series (1965-67)
Solid State 1967-68
Estey Organs 1959-1968
The M-101 Travelorgan 1966
People
Design
Other Makes
Aloha, Ariatone,
Bronson, Da Vinci,
Harmophone, Leilani,
Lyric, Oahu, Noble,
PAC-AMP, PANaramic,
Titano, Tonemaster,
LoDuca, Twilighter
Tubes
Other Topics
Welcome to MagnatoneAmps.com
This site is made available as a reference for Magnatone Amps. The main product of my research is The History of Magnatone Amplifiers and the short bios that go with it.
NEW!! For Fall 2014!:
The history of some of Magnatone's component manufacturers:
Jensen,
Muter,
Oaktron
Oxford
and Permoflux.
The mostly untold history of three fifties organ companies:
Estey,
Minshall,
and Rieger.
Contribute Information
This site is not meant to be the final word on these great amps, please contact me with corrections or additional information that you feel would benefit the Internet community.
Furthermore, the strength of my knowledge about these amps is centered around the Custom Series amps. If you have useful information for any Magnatone amp to share with other Magnatone fans, Please contribute!!
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