Hey everyone...great forum!!!
I recently was at a garage sale and spotted a really clean original (not reissue) tweed fender blues deluxe amp...and the best part is....got it for 40 bucks!
Amp sounds AMAZING, but was pretty grungy around the knobs, so I popped a couple of knobs off to clean under them a little better. Well, I didn't loosen the little screw enough that holds the knob on to the master pot, and when I pulled up, the shaft came up out of the pot a little and now just spins freely...the amp still works and sounds great, but I am unable to change master volume. I called a repair place and they said I could try to gently tap it back into place, and if that doesn't work, I will need to have the pot replaced and will run about $100 and take a month. Is a pot replacement something that I should try? I am very comfortable soldering...I would just need to know wxactly what type of pot to get. Thanks in advance for your help!!
I recently was at a garage sale and spotted a really clean original (not reissue) tweed fender blues deluxe amp...and the best part is....got it for 40 bucks!
Amp sounds AMAZING, but was pretty grungy around the knobs, so I popped a couple of knobs off to clean under them a little better. Well, I didn't loosen the little screw enough that holds the knob on to the master pot, and when I pulled up, the shaft came up out of the pot a little and now just spins freely...the amp still works and sounds great, but I am unable to change master volume. I called a repair place and they said I could try to gently tap it back into place, and if that doesn't work, I will need to have the pot replaced and will run about $100 and take a month. Is a pot replacement something that I should try? I am very comfortable soldering...I would just need to know wxactly what type of pot to get. Thanks in advance for your help!!
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