want to know if I can see a website of something that USED to exist,
but doesn't anymore (apparently). want to research the companies
history. the name of the company is ThunderFunk Press LLC. located in
Minneapolis, MN

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Request for Question Clarification by kutsavi-ga on 08 Aug 2003 15:32 PDT

Hey there Bonmot, 

I went to the Internet Archive and searched for
http://www.thunderfunk.com and found 4 archived pages, but without
images.  I clicked on the "Enter" button, and only received a
logon/password dialog box.  You can find the site here:
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://thunderfunk.com

web.archive.org is a great site that archives most websites
periodically.

If this will suffice as an answer, albeit a negative one, let me know
and I will post it up as such.

Thanks, 
--Kutsavi-ga

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Clarification of Question by bonmot-ga on 09 Aug 2003 10:16 PDT

Hello kutsavi!

Thank you so much for your answer. I think it is indeed sufficient and
I appreciate your response.  Please post as such.

cheers!

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Clarification of Question by bonmot-ga on 09 Aug 2003 10:19 PDT

Hello kutsavi!

Responding again, sorry. I did not realize, after re-reading and
looking at your response that you did find Thunderfunk, which was
based in Illinois, but what I was looking for was (thunderfunk) PRESS
LLC, out of Minnesota.  Is it possible, that if a company is now
defunct one cannot see the web page anymore? I was hoping to just
reseach more about what they used to do, but can't even find that, to
my dismay. Your thoughts?

I haven't found anything on Thunderfunk Press, but I did find this
mention of a publisher called "Thunderfunk Labs" that is associated
with a person named Dave Funk:

"Dave Funk's Tube Amp Workbook  - Dave Funk. Published by Thunderfunk
Labs, Inc.  1996.  ISBN 0-9650841-0-8.  A good beginner's text on tube
amp design."

http://www.aikenamps.com/Bibliography.html