1941 Kalamazoo KG-12 Rare Model (L-00 size) Demo

This is demo of this Gibson made Kalamazoo KG-12 Rare Model Guitar. It’s full of “Mojo” with that Robert Johnson sound! I hope you enjoy the demo.

[@RichardKelleyMD]

Nice,! That sounds great,Jimmy

[@rodsutton2489]

Great sound Jimmy, would love to jam a little. Give me a call when you are not so Baja. Kalamazoo made a great amp also. A lot of harmonica players have them. More about the amps... Kalamazoo amps were made by the Chicago Musical Instruments, or CMI (Gibson's parent company during the 60s) from 1965 to 1967. They were marketed as inexpensive guitar practice amps. I can tell you, they're not very exciting with a guitar plugged into them. But as harp amps, they ROCK! They break up easily in response to just about any good harp mic and have a wonderful, dirty, gritty -- but not harsh -- tone. And they have a really cool tremelo effect. Place one of these on each side of the stage and set the tremelos to different frequencies and you get a magical "Leslie" effect that throws the sound all over the place! The last of the Model 2's received a face lift and look like the one shown at left. I refer to these as the "brown face" amps. The circuit is the same as the earlier amps, though - they sound just as good.