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Added: December 20, 2011

Submitted by
Name: anna
From: chicago
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Meazzi 555, Meazzi 666 all parts are available including the echomatic, schematics etc

Anna

Added: December 2, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Tony Russell
From: Birmingham, UK

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Well done, Amanda. You are a boon to the Shads community. Every Shads club needs a Techy who is dedicated to the kit.
Thw Wyrley boys are lucky lads.

Admin reply: Tony, It's not only Great Wyrely, I do gear from clubs all over the place, thanks for the comments, there's more to come on the site.

Added: July 17, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Gary Riley
From: Pasadena, California, USA
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I'm just browsing.

Added: April 27, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Mario Voltolini
From: I'm from Trieste - Italy
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Added: April 13, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Adrian Grogan
From: Birmingham
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Added: March 7, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Axel
From: Germany
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Hello Meazzi Friends,
can you tell me the exact length for Meazzi tape loops? Can you also recommend a reliable source for replacement tape loops?

I bought me a Meazzi Concertorama and restored it electronically - sounds wonderfull now and the echo is free of any noises or hiss. Unfortunately the motor seems a bit week and hence runs a bit warbly. I think that the tape loop is a self-made one and might be slightly to short - hence pressure on the rubber wheel might be to high and cause the problem.

Admin reply: I'll

measure the loop on my factotum today and let you know!

Added: February 27, 2011

Submitted by
Name: MARINOS VALSAMAKIS
From: ATHENS - GREECE
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Comments:
Great site,for great amplifiers -advanced for their time
70'-early 80's. Combo amplifiers speakers AND multi tap echo was not something common then. Not to mention its portability,durability,sound (although all transistor)and
affordable price.
I was member of a group (bass player)and my best friend (keyboard player)owned a Meazzi Olimpia 555- I still remember its crisp,full-bodied sound. (Dont forget we are talking about 70's standards. As Technician I remember that it was too easy to fix any problem might occur inside this amp. Too bad they are almost forgotten now.

Admin reply: Hi,

I've a lot more info to post on this site, but it's a case of finding time to do it as always. The main intention of the site was for the Meazzi Echo units, but the amps were added as well.

Thanks for the comments!!

Added: February 3, 2011

Submitted by
Name: Trevor Lyon
From: Gloucestershire
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Added: December 13, 2010

Submitted by
Name: ponchoman
From: Belgium
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hi,

I have a tape echo form m3Emthree! It is the Minimax.

Not much to find about it!

But the tape echo module looks like the early version of the Meazzi echo 9000!

THe tape echo is broken! tape runs but no echo is produced!

Can anyone help me! Schematics tips, ideas?

Thx

Added: November 19, 2010