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Ampeg Gemini I 1 – 12″ Jensen speaker 2 channels rated 20 watts
Ampeg Gemini II 1 – 15″ Jensen speaker 2 channels rated 30 watts
Ampeg Gemini IV 1 – 15″ Jensen speaker 1 channel rated 30 watts
There were no Gemini 3’s
Gemini 2 & 4 had a ground reversal switch – G1 didn’t. They were somewhat
popular in the mid to late 60’s.
Michael
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jc maillet wrote in article

> This summer I had someone bring me this old Ampeg Gemini (I or II ?? not
sure) for me to look over … well, it was instant love … the tone it

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>Ampeg Gemini I 1 – 12″ Jensen speaker 2 channels rated 20 watts
>Ampeg Gemini II 1 – 15″ Jensen speaker 2 channels rated 30 watts
>Ampeg Gemini IV 1 – 15″ Jensen speaker 1 channel rated 30 watts

I’m pretty sure you mean Gemini VI on the last one. In the 60’s I was an
Ampeg user…
RF

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