www.bentnotes.com Bent Notes is the production company for Peter Gelling, ARIA award winning blues guitarist based here in Adelaide.Peter is the “golden ear” for Neale Amplifiers and is intimately involved in voicing Neale Amplifiers equipment.He teaches music and writes “how to play...” books.
Publishers of the MISA Music Index of South Australia, which is issued in Spring and Autumn each year.A comprehensive listing of performers and businesses covering every element of the music industry in South Oz.
A handy European source for multi-section high voltage capacitors, particularly since the blue LCR capacitors used in Marshall amps are no longer manufactured.Will process small orders, and has a quick turn-around.Handy for spares and repairs.
A good US forum for small bore amps, and a good source of info, scehmatics, build ideas and projects. They've also got a a Single Ended forum and one for grown up amps (36 watts and higher) - all can be accessed from this site.
Evright have a wide range of laser and mechanical engraving equipment, ideal for making unique and customised panels for Neale Amplifiers.Located in Gouger Street, Adelaide.
A great forum for Aussie guitar enthusiasts, gear heads and builders. Forum coverage includes amps, guitars, technical stuff. The forums are all well moderated, with good exchanges of information and a lot of fun.
www.guitarworx.net The Luthiers Lot is owned and run by Daz Griffin, a master craftsman dedicated to the very best in hand-made guitars.Located in the heart of Adelaide.
RonHolmes is an experienced tube engineer based in the United States, specialising in harmonica amps.Ron has designed tube-based drivers for Accutronics (the American reverb company), and provided useful insight for the Neale Amplifiers reverb design.
Che and Karyn from Kukan Studio do lots of amazing games for mobile phones.Karyn was the first web-master for Neale Amplifiers, while Che has been Beta tester for the Neale Amplifiers rack prototypes.
Mick Wordley’s Mixmasters Productions is a leading recording studio and production house situated just twenty minutes south-east of AdelaideCity.Mixmasters was one of Neale Amplifiers first customers, and uses the Custom Studio multi-channel recording amplifier.
Roly Roper's fascinating website is based around guitar and PA amps built in Australia and New Zealand from the 1930s to the 1970s. This is a growing collection of pics, data, history and all sorts of stuff on classic Oz valve amps.
Bill Palmer is a teacher and jazz player based in Queensland.Two of his amplifiers have been recipients of a Neale Amplifiers overhaul, breathing new life into a tired Marshall Bluesbreaker, and making a Peavey Classic 50 sound like it has never sounded before.I've also built him a rack pre-amp which he's pretty happy with.
Parts Is Parts is one of the leading guitar amp parts suppliers in the United States.They process international orders extremely quickly, and parts are usually in Australia within 5 - 10 days.Extremely useful for spare parts for the major name brand amps.
Rob Squires is one of South Australia’s leading studio experts, regularly restoring and repairing mixing desks and recording equipment.Rob does a lot of work with Mixmasters, and assisted Neale Amplifiers on a project restoring a B3 Hammond Organ.
DavidCrittle’s Retrovox is an Aladdin’s cave full of New Old Stock valves and other parts, sourcedfrom surplus Australian Navy, Air Force, and Army stocks, as well as old broadcast companies.An ideal source for oddball tubes and rarities.
