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Epiphone full line 1962 catalogue back cover
Epiphone Pacemaker amplifier, and the Epiphone Newport bass


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Epiphone 1962 full line catalogue. Page 12. Details of the Epiphone Pacemaker Amplifier, and the Epiphone Newport bass. Four variations of this bass are listed, the EBS, EBD (double pickup), EBSF (single pickup with fuzztone) and EB-6 (six string)

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1962 Epiphone full line catalogue - Epiphone Pacemaker Amplifier, and the Epiphone Newport Bass


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