Still playing my 1977 Traynor YGM3 I found miraculously here, in France, 15 years ago. Thank You Mr Pete Traynor for that tremendous time I've lived and will live I hope, with it !
Pete Traynor came to my brother's music store, Norton Music and Audio as it was called back then, in Tallahassee, Florida. I was in class at Florida State, so I missed him. But he visited with my older brother. We were a dealer for several years and I even played out through a big Traynor amp for my band's outside jobs. And SUNN was making a pretty good bass amp back then ...
Just finished recapping my late 60's YBA-3 custom special for my bass rig. Fantastic sound, but those oversize transformers make is an arm stretcher to carry around.
Still playing my 1977 Traynor YGM3 I found miraculously here, in France, 15 years ago. Thank You Mr Pete Traynor for that tremendous time I've lived and will live I hope, with it !
Only once in a lifetime does a man like this is born! I still play Traynor Equipment until this day!
Thank you so much for posting this video of my Uncle Peter
Neil Traynor Legend
I worked at Yorkville for a summer and met Pete once. A great guy!
This man is an absolute legend
I own two Traynor YBA-2B amps 6v6 version and an EL84 version. Great amps. thank you Pete,
Same. I love 'em both.
Pete Traynor came to my brother's music store, Norton Music and Audio as it was called back then, in Tallahassee, Florida. I was in class at Florida State, so I missed him. But he visited with my older brother. We were a dealer for several years and I even played out through a big Traynor amp for my band's outside jobs. And SUNN was making a pretty good bass amp back then ...
I sure miss my old Traynor amp!
Me too!
Petey was a neighbor, good friend and one wild man. With only two hats. This one and the denim version. :)
Pete Traynor..amp builders amp builder. The best amps made..ever in my opinion. My 1977 ygm 3 is by far thee best amp ive ever owned.
R.I.P. Petey
The Best Amp Maker.
I started ooot as a musician
Just finished recapping my late 60's YBA-3 custom special for my bass rig. Fantastic sound, but those oversize transformers make is an arm stretcher to carry around.
I had a bass mate when I was a kid. I wonder where it is now.