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The original 10" speaker is present and sounds great. Made in Kalamazoo, MI in the mid- 1960's, the Epiphone Comet is a cool combo, tube amp with both reverb and tremolo. Due to it's modest price, it has been called "the poor man's Princeton Reverb." This amp sounds fantastic with a warm, articulate clean tone, and can be pushed until it growls ...
Epiphone Comet EA-32 RVT 1965 Grey/Gold/Silver. Used – Excellent. $749.99. $749.99. Add to Cart. Epiphone Electra EA-26RVT 12-Watt 1x12" Guitar Combo Amp 1960s. Used – Good. $683.
Oct 1, 2008 · The Comet is supposed to be the same as a Gibson GA-15RVT Explorer from the same era. The Explorer supposedly had a similar design to a Gibson GA-16T Viscount (with the addition of reverb and bass/treble controls), and the Viscount was supposed to be very similar to the Fender 6G2 (Brown) Princeton (non-reverb).
May 10, 2014 · Here is a demo of my '65 Epi Comet Amplifier. Exact same as the Gibson GA-15RVT Explorer. I can see why they called this the 'Comet'. It breaks up upon conta...
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Comet EA-32. From The Unofficial Epiphone Wiki. Jump to: navigation, search. Epiphone Comet EA-32RVT. 1965-1967 Model EA-32RVT 15.5 watts One 10" speaker
Dec 17, 2021 · The Comet’s light weight facilitates an open, resonant and sustaining acoustic sound. It plays really well, courtesy of a C-shaped neck that feels similar to a late-’60s Gibson ES-335, and the factory setup provides low action, minimal fret buzz and tuneful intonation. The 25-inch scale also makes for an instrument that’s easier to play ...
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Nov 23, 2005 · The guitar in the ebay ad is a 70s reissue --made in Japan at a time when that wasn't so highly looked on. It's another bolt-on neck guitar that overlooks the spirit and design excellence (and build quality) of the originals. Real 60s era Coronets sell for closer to $1000.
