- The
Standel Company is an
American company that
makes guitar amplifiers. It was
founded in 1953 by
Robert "Bob"
Crooks in
Temple City, California. Standel...
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which at
times had
controlling interests in
Gibson Guitars (1944 to 1969),
Standel, Lowrey, F. E. Olds & Son (br**** instruments),
William Lewis & Son Co....
- work. In
early 1962,
drummer Benny King
joined the group, and as "the
Standels",
their first major performance was in
Honolulu at the
Oasis Club. After...
- the mail
intercept program from 1952 to 1955;
later renamed HTLINGUAL.
STANDEL:
Jacobo Arbenz,
President of
Guatemala STORMY: LSD,
Lysergic Acid Diethylamide...
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production ended in 1975. They also made a very
limited number under the
Standel logo.
Ernie Ball
began producing a
model in the
early 70's. Ball's aim...
- 1969
album Uncle Meat.
Electric Aunt
Jemima was the
nickname for Zappa's
Standel guitar amplifier.
Faith Ringgold's
first quilt story Who's
Afraid of Aunt...
- pickups, one for b**** and one for treble. The b****
pickup fed into two
Standel b**** amps on the
bottom of the stack, each
equipped with two 15-inch speakers...
- H. F. Willis, and an
unnamed negro, as well as the
wounding of
Sheriff Standel of
Little Rock, Arkansas.
Although Baker was
feared by his own men, Lee...
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woods to be
enclosed after cutting (to
prevent browsing by animals) and 12
standels (standards or
mature uncut trees) to be left in each acre, to be grown...
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previously thought, and a
Bigsby vibrato tailpiece. For
amplifiers he used a
Standel 25L15 (26-Watts tube amp with a
single 15-inch speaker) for
studio works...
