Post by Tony Ravenscroft on Feb 7, 2021 10:16:09 GMT -6
There was a little company -- somewhere in the United States -- founded by a guy named Lopinsky (Bob?) or such. They made cabinets for speakers and boutique amps, one-off and short-run, and were glad to pack someone's favorite amplifier into a new personalized box.
Then the founding Lopinsky developed health problems, forcing him to retire. His wife (Tiffany, I think) stayed on until 2012. Late 2013, Lopo Line was sold to Mojotone, who hired a handful of the employees and buried what remained.
The page is still up on Facebook.
I've got two 1x12 cabs, a tweed with oxlood cloth, and a "croc java" vinyl (purplish-tan, on a deeply embossed crocodile-skin pattern) with black cloth.
Then the founding Lopinsky developed health problems, forcing him to retire. His wife (Tiffany, I think) stayed on until 2012. Late 2013, Lopo Line was sold to Mojotone, who hired a handful of the employees and buried what remained.
The page is still up on Facebook.
I've got two 1x12 cabs, a tweed with oxlood cloth, and a "croc java" vinyl (purplish-tan, on a deeply embossed crocodile-skin pattern) with black cloth.