Am I the only person here who would like to see some clones of Blackface Fenders.

I know Tweed Fenders are where it's at for a lot of people (me included most of the time), but it would be nice to have a choice.

Or a Vibro King...

I was thinking about this one last night and the BF Fender I'd like to see the most is a 64 Vibroverb - either with or without the mods made by Cesar Diaz to SRV's...

I'd guess that Nik could build one as a custom job, but the cosmetics probably would be more inline with what he currently produces. I'd like to see a range of BF amp clones, with BF cosmetics....

Here's an idea:
The AB763 circuit setup for 30-35 watts (5881's or 6L6s) run through 3 x 10 cabinet with some nice Weber Alnicos (or equivalent)?

Nik's is/was a 63 brown face vibroverb (6G16 circuit) not the SRV 64  black face model (AB763 circuit ) - unless he was working on 2 different ones.  I nearly bought one as well. 

id get one in a heartbeat , princeton reverb or a deluxe reverb.

i wonder if nik is working on one as we speak?

+1 (or 2 or 3) on the Blackface Princeton. Best little bar amp I ever used. Plus it can be easily modded (cathode bias, master volume) to add versatility to it.

+1 for The AB763 Circuit. Nik told me he was working on it at one time, but i think he has had alot of business lately and is working on the Mini Amp designs now too. Maybe one Day

i think his concern from what i gathered was that the AB763 circuit almost always had reverb and or tremolo. So, he would have to either ship reverb pans or have the customer source them, and build tremolo circuits specific to that circuit as well, that. Also the AB763 circuit has about 5 or 6 different variations that i can think of: The 15w Princeton Reverb 1x10, The 22w Deluxe Reverb 1x12, The 40w Super Reverb 2x10, The 40w Super Reverb 4x10,The 40w  Vibroverb 1x15, and The 85w Twin Reverb 2x12 each with their own power and output transformers and other  little quirks; not to mention all the Diaz and other mods that can be done to em. I think that they would sell just as well as the Overtone Series, and with just as many models as well, and I think Nik and the crew are at capacity now. Maybe if he expands one day he can do it, though. I hope he does, because even though there is a great local blackface guy here in FL (Vintage Sound) his amps are a little out of my price range right now ($1,295 for a fully assembled 1x12 Princeton). Also, AFAIK you have to buy it fully assembled from him, cab, speaker and all, no kits that i know of, but he will do custom mods and is very easy to deal with, very patient, just like Nik.

Now that i think of it, Nik never seems to sleep, Could it be he runs Vintage Amps and Ceriatone and has access to time travel and/ or teleport technology?? lol