[Clegg] Hello Clegg owners.

[Todd, KA1KAQ]

Hey Pete, good to see you here too. Wondered if you might show up
knowing your affection for 6 and 2, along with some of this old gear.
I've got one of the prototype Comets here too, but it needs finishing.
Nearly identical in appearance to the 22er MKII sitting here for size,
cabinet, etc. From what Ed said, only 1-2 of the 6 examples were
completed and he wasn't pleased with the performance so they got
dead-ended.

I was fortunate to exchange email with Ed for a few years before his
death, when he was a member of this list. A truly interesting man,
with some equally interesting stories and information to share. /you
are one lucky guy to have met him and visited the factory. U JNs can
only imagine.

Is there a documented conversion for the Apollo for 4X150s or any
other tubes? Those 8236s are a pita to find.

~ Todd,  KA1KAQ/4

On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 2:26 PM, Peter A Markavage <manualman at juno.com> wrote:
> I have a large complement of Clegg models that I use regularly. Currently
> in the operating area, there is a Clegg 99'er, Clegg 66'er, Clegg 22'er,
> Clegg 22 MK II, Clegg Thor, (2) Clegg Zeus, Clegg Interceptor, Clegg
> Interceptor B, Clegg Venus w/PS, Clegg SS booster, Clegg Apollo (modified
> with 4X150's), (2) Clegg AllBanders, and the solid-state AllBander,
> AB-144.
> Great rigs. I even visited Ed's manufacturing location as a teenager and
> saw the production of the Clegg 99'er, Zeus, and Interceptor products.
> That was great fun.
>
> Pete, wa2cwa
> http://www.manualman.com