Just got 2 pics of it. Was given to me. So this is all of it. Anyone know what make this amp is? Model? Guess I'll get to changing caps and see/hear what it sounds like.
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Can anyone identify this old tube amp?
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KILLER AMP
It's very easy to identify it: it's the amp which will KILL YOU. Period.
Do not even think to plug it in, not even "checking with a multimeter/marking the power plug/whatever"
Besides, please do not imagine that *this* is the Holy Grial of Tone or some other romantic ideas, because it is not.
Best wishes and please keep alive.Juan Manuel Fahey
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Originally posted by J M Fahey View PostIt's very easy to identify it: it's the amp which will KILL YOU. Period.
Do not even think to plug it in, not even "checking with a multimeter/marking the power plug/whatever"
Besides, please do not imagine that *this* is the Holy Grial of Tone or some other romantic ideas, because it is not.
Best wishes and please keep alive.Last edited by bobsamps; 02-12-2010, 06:17 PM.
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Kill you maybe..
Originally posted by olddawg View PostProbably someting Japanese. Be careful. This amp has no power transformer. It is a series filament amp. If you don't use an isolation transformer it could kill you.
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Well, besides trying to know what amp it is (we all would), you clearly imply you want to actually plug it in and play a little guitar:
and see/hear what it sounds like.
In any case, 120V will.Juan Manuel Fahey
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Originally posted by bobsamps View PostToo funny...try working with 1000+ watt transmitters....Gosh people not everyone on here is an idiot. I just wanted to know the make and model...all other comments are fruitless. I have tried to add a pic of front of cab but keep getting "This is not a valid image file." Yet it is same as others posted?
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