Short piece trying to sound like the Stones c 1965 to demo the '57 re-issue and original Blackface '65 profiles I put up on the Exchange.
The profiles are:
Bass - Squier Jazz - Fender Champ '57 reissue
Left Rhythm - Thinline middle PU- Fender Champ '65 Blackface
Right Rhythm - Thinline bridge PU - Fender Champ '65 Blackface
Lead - PRS SE Soapbar bridge - Fender Champ '65 Blackface
https://soundcloud.com/neilcon…-kepmer-champ-demo-28-feb
Neil
Not to take away anything from that nice recording, but I think for that period of the Stones a Les Paul and a Vox would be a better match. They had AC30s in their early days (probably endorsements, but that's what they used) and Keith played a '59 Burst. "The last time" is a pretty architypical example of a Les Paul/Vox sound. They used Vox until they got their Ampeg endorsement for the '69 tour and used Ampeg from that point on.
They did use Fender amps occasionally in their early period as well ("Brown sugar" is a BF twin reverb for both, Mick Taylor and Keith Richards). But as far as I know they didn't use these as early as '65.
thanks for sharing
Sounds great here! Thx for sharing... 
Nice stuff, it makes a nice change to hear classic sounds such as this. 
They had an endorsement with a German company in the mid60's. I just cant remember the name right now. Very loud interesting amps. The a company also made mics also.
They had an endorsement with a German company in the mid60's. I just cant remember the name right now. Very loud interesting amps. The a company also made mics also.
Two German companies come to my mind: dynacord and solton. I own from both companies Tube Amps and mics.
And yes, they are Loud. 
Later in the 70ies another guy, Hamburg based technician Peter Strüven, became quite famous with his STRAMP amp line which was endorsed by Jack Bruce, Rory Gallager and Gerry McAvoy, John Entwistle of The Who, Leslie West (to name a few).
dynacord
Just stumbled upon this thread and yes, Dynacord is very close to the company, whippingpost is looking for.
Actually the german company endorsed by the Stones was "Echolette", which were later bought by Dynacord.
They sold microphones as well, but these were manufactured by AKG and Sennheiser.
The Echolette Showstar has such a beautiful backlit face, hehe.
Cheers,
Martin
Just stumbled upon this thread and yes, Dynacord is very close to the company, whippingpost is looking for.
Actually the german company endorsed by the Stones was "Echolette", which were later bought by Dynacord.
They sold microphones as well, but these were manufactured by AKG and Sennheiser.
The Echolette Showstar has such a beautiful backlit face, hehe.
Cheers,
Martin
Martin, thanks for remembering "Echolette". I couldn't remember the name and it's been bothering me for awhile. The US distributer, was a nice German fellow ,who worked out of a small building, in my home town in Florida. He also did the warranty repairs out of there. I had one of there gold plated mics and an amp. they were actually very,very nice. But alas they didn't say Vox or Fender and I sold them. Sucks to have been just a kid at the time. Again thanks Paul
Wow!!! just looked at the pictures they sure bring back memories, thanks 
Looks like we have an Echolette profiled now.
http://www.kemper-amps.com/for…page=Thread&threadID=8423
Looks like we have an Echolette profiled now.
http://www.kemper-amps.com/for…page=Thread&threadID=8423
Yes, that's the amp that I first plugged my first Strat copy into, back at school in 1982.
Wow!
