Is Amp Archives Website Gone???

[substatica]

The archive is back online, with search, browse, comments and more to come!

http://amparchives.com

 

[strato2009]

GREAT, better than ever!

 

[stickyfinger]

Hell of a job on the site man!

 

[substatica]

Thanks! I recently added over 3,000 unpublished pics of 425 Marshall Plexis, all indexed with model, year, serial number and more.

 

[mickeydg5]

I see the site evolving for the better. Nice!

I may have to to to donate .

Can you get it to indicate the number of pictures too?

 

[substatica]

I see the site evolving for the better. Nice!

I may have to to to donate .

Can you get it to indicate the number of pictures too?

You're not the first to suggest that feature, I have considered it. I may have to go ahead and add that.

Update: I've added number of photos in each folder and number of documents in each folder to the listings. These numbers only show for leaf folders (amps) in the tree, as higher folders have no images or documents.

 

[substatica]

I'm also thinking of starting a featured amp series of posts for the front page which talk about the history or stories related to one of the amps in the archive, so if anyone has some good photos of an amp with an interesting/unique story let me know through the contact page on the site.

 

[BygoneTones]

Looking very good.

Out of interest, is there going to be any policing of the, lets say, "questionable" amplifiers being submitted? Leaving posts open to comments may lead to arguments about authenticity.

 

[substatica]

Looking very good.

Out of interest, is there going to be any policing of the, lets say, "questionable" amplifiers being submitted? Leaving posts open to comments may lead to arguments about authenticity.

Right now there is no set policy. I'm by no means an expert on the subject and therefore welcome input via the comments. The comment system is there for, hopefully, discussions rather than arguments regarding the amplifiers. If comments do not remain civil and constructive they will be removed.

If an amp has some sort of contention surrounding it, anyone viewing that amp will also see the comments and thus be informed of differing viewpoints, at which point it's up to them how much weight they want to give the information.

 

[substatica]

For those interested I've set up a Facebook group for Amp Archives as well as an Instagram feed. Currently I'm adding amps myself until the public submission form is ready, I'm posting the added amps to the Facebook group and the Instagram so if anyone notices anything incorrect (or debatable) about the data they can comment or whatnot. Hopefully help keep the archive accurate. Onwards and upwards!

https://www.facebook.com/groups/amparchives/

https://www.instagram.com/amparchives/

 

[Kris Ford]

Looks GREAT!!