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Permalink Reply by Tim on November 24, 2009 at 9:49am

i dont have a blues breaker but it does like pedals so i dont see a problem there. btw if you crank the volume and leave the gain all the way down it has some really nice od tones.

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Permalink Reply by joe cerroni on November 25, 2009 at 6:37am

Here's my Honeytone I put in an Oliva box. Sounds good through the wood.

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Permalink Reply by Tim on November 25, 2009 at 6:44am

thats pretty cool dude i was thinking the same thing but haven got off my lazy rear and done it.

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Permalink Reply by Jeff Mussman on November 25, 2009 at 10:10am

I tried the Honeytone, and it just didn't have enough volume. When I tried to turn it up, too much feedback. How are you getting the great sound?


Roger Martin said:

I'm sold on the little Honeytones, so much so that I offer the little amps to my customers along with the clip on "mics" as a kit ,so when they purchase 1 of my instruments which I build now days as acoustic only they have the option to be "lectric" or not.
I use one as a demonstrator,with my instruments so they get to hear each instrument at its best.They frequently buy the whole package so we have to order the amps by the case now.
People are amazed at the volume these little gizmos can turn out.

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Permalink Reply by Jeff Mussman on November 25, 2009 at 10:21am

Are you using a piezo inside your cbg?

Roger Martin said:

I'm sold on the little Honeytones, so much so that I offer the little amps to my customers along with the clip on "mics" as a kit ,so when they purchase 1 of my instruments which I build now days as acoustic only they have the option to be "lectric" or not.
I use one as a demonstrator,with my instruments so they get to hear each instrument at its best.They frequently buy the whole package so we have to order the amps by the case now.
People are amazed at the volume these little gizmos can turn out.

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Permalink Reply by Cigar Box Nation on November 25, 2009 at 10:31am

What is all this talk??? Here is the traditional setup for a cigar box guitar:

HAHAHAHAHA!

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Permalink Reply by joe cerroni on November 25, 2009 at 10:55am

Niiice rig Shane!

Shane Speal said:

What is all this talk??? Here is the traditional setup for a cigar box guitar:

HAHAHAHAHA!

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Permalink Reply by Tim on November 25, 2009 at 12:58pm

im running mine through a sin series webber 10 cab i built a while back it has plenty of volume when hooked to a big speaker.

Jeff Mussman said:

I tried the Honeytone, and it just didn't have enough volume. When I tried to turn it up, too much feedback. How are you getting the great sound?


Roger Martin said:

I'm sold on the little Honeytones, so much so that I offer the little amps to my customers along with the clip on "mics" as a kit ,so when they purchase 1 of my instruments which I build now days as acoustic only they have the option to be "lectric" or not.
I use one as a demonstrator,with my instruments so they get to hear each instrument at its best.They frequently buy the whole package so we have to order the amps by the case now.
People are amazed at the volume these little gizmos can turn out.

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Permalink Reply by Jerry on November 26, 2009 at 5:48pm

I was thinking about this amp as well. If you take out the guts you can stick it in your favorite Cigar box for a cool cigar box amp.

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Permalink Reply by Jerry on November 26, 2009 at 5:49pm

This looks like the way to go!!
joe cerroni said:

Here's my Honeytone I put in an Oliva box. Sounds good through the wood.

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Permalink Reply by Bob Harrison on March 15, 2010 at 4:37pm

Thanks for the post. I had never heard of this amp. and only $20.00 or so.
Cheers
Bob

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Permalink Reply by Roger Martin on March 21, 2010 at 6:23pm

Possibly , the little clip on pickups we use may be any difference as far as feed back. we do get feed back some here and there , but its not a big problem.
The clip on's we sell are marketed as violin tuners.Their available thru jobbers on the net and can be bought in numbers making it possible to even make a few bucks on each unit.
Most prices were around the $5.50 to $7.95 area per unit.
We sell them right now for $15 and have had NO problem with sales. My partner now wants to raise the price up to $18,we'll see.It's something we will have to discuss.Personally , I think $15 is a fair price.
I like making money, but I'm not trying to make ALL the money, if that makes any sense.

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