Yep, my main amp is a Yorkville Bassmaster XS800 (which has since been given a black faceplate and renamed the Traynor Dynabass 800H) & my very first bass amp back in the '70s was a Traynor Bass Master (low wattage - all tube & dead cheap at the time) which, interestingly was first sold in the '60s as the Dynabass.

Yorkville makes great products but has been re-branding as Traynor as Yorkville as it's also the Canadian distributor for Gibson, Gallien Kreuger etc

You can pick up some great deals on used Tarynor/Yorkville combos and, like Peavey, they're built like tanks.

I was much more impressed with the Traynor and Yorkville than I have been with the Peaveys out there. My Traynor is an old one - Bloc80.

I think they put Blocs out under Yorkville and Traynor nameplates.

they're built like tanks

I'll say. I just drilled the back of my TS-25B to put in a speakon connector. The cabinet is made of 1.25 in. plywood. It was hell to drill through.

And in case you're wondering why...

I plan on getting a GK EB200 head to power the 15 inch speaker. That'll make it either a 25W or a 140W amp depending on which one I use. I think it'll be pretty neat.

I will get a Traynor or Yorkville next time I need an amp, they are really well made

there is an old Traynor TS25B at my local shop...nice amp for only 25 watts..

I have a Yorkville xc115 cabinet that I use with a GK 800RB. The Yorkville is a great cabinet.

yorkies are nice, one of my first heads was a yorkville bm400. It was nice, built like a tank and very versatile with the 10 band eq. I've also had one of their 4-10's and it was good too, but I prefer the sound of 15's so, for me it was lacking a little low end.
I've been wanting to play through the all tube traynor amp they have out now, but can't seem to come across one. I've heard they're nice and the controls are fairly intuitive.

I have used Yorkville speakers in the past as the tops on our PA System. Excellent speakers, well made and highly durable. Pretty to look at too! They had a blue carpet effect to them.

D Silbag!

i had a Traynor Bloc 80B for abotu 20 years....great amp....used it on many occasions with 2 drummers and several guitar players at same time and never had a problem with being heard. also as stated by others it was built like a tank.

I have a Yorkville 4x10 cab that I use at practice. I pair it with my Mesa 2x10 for gigs. I like it alot and I only payed $100 so even better. Don