| About Clark Amplification |
| Teresa Clark |
| Teresa is the absolute brains behind this operation. She does all of our packaging and shipping and has the extraordinary ability to get anything we build to any part of this planet without damage. I think she knows all the ins and outs of shipping all over the world. She also keeps the books and watches our two children. She knows what is going on in Clark Amps |
| About Michael Clark |
| Michael has always loved electronics and by the age of 6, had a tendency to take apart far more than he could put back together. This resulted in his parents having to hide tools from him! He learned how to build crystal radio sets using razor blades as detectors as well as how to wind his own coils and build antennas. |
| Also during this period, Michael began playing guitar and played in various bands. Although he describes the music as absolutely terrible, people danced. |
| Eventually, Michael joined the Army and went to electronics school at Fort Monmouth where he studied vacuum tube theory and practical application of tube electronics. After leaving the service, Michael's career in amp repair began. It has progressed over the years from hobby to business. He has spent many years restoring almost every Fender, Marshall, Vox, Ampeg and Gibson amp out there as well as many other brands. When asked about his philosophy on amp building, Michael responds, "Since business started in the early '90's, I have consistently tried to improve the quality and detail of every amp that comes out of my shop. I want everyone to have something special when they purchase a product from me." For more on Michael Clark, check out ToneQuest's 2008 one on one interview. |