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Robert is pictured here, playing in front of the pair of Musician amplifiers he employed throughout the 1980s. more
At 1:07 in this video Fat Mike’s bass head appears to be a Peavey Musician Mark III. more
This site states that Rourke used a Peavey Musician Mark III Head in the early days of The Smiths. more
The picture shows him playing through a Peavey Mark III 400. more
in this image you can see the head Peavey Mark III more
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it doesn't sound good, it doesn't sound bad.... it always powers up and amplifies what you throw at it.
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You can thro these things off a 3 story building and then play a gig.
it doesn't sound good, it doesn't sound bad.... it always powers up and amplifies what you throw at it.