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thanks. i guess i should have read on in the thread. sorry. if its the same as that, looks like i'll pass unless the guys drops the price a lot. i'm not paying $100 for something i'll have to put that much investment into to make it safe.
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well a pleasant surprise. I just picked up the amp and it turned out to be a E15TR in ok shape. seems to work 100% has a 6L6 output tube. It likely had a 50L6 originally since there seems to be no power transformer.. do you have the schematic for this??Originally posted by Joust View Post
I grabbed it mainly because it has a working Tremolo and Reverb and a decent looking 12" speaker.
I have not opened it yet. i just pulled the output tube to check it and it was indeed a 6L6.Comment
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I have a hard copy schematic for a Model "15TR Reverb Mate" It uses a single 6V6GT power amp stage and it DOES have a power transformer.
No "E15TR" without a PT, as you describe, found.Last edited by Tom Phillips; 04-30-2016, 07:21 PM.Comment
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I'll have to open her up and see whats what inside then....i'm intrigued nowOriginally posted by Tom Phillips View Post
this is the exciting part
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I have never seen a series line voltage filament amp with reverb and tremolo?Comment
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Well it must have a transformer but from a peek in the back of the cabinet i only saw one transformer. Lets assume there are actually two. Ill yank the chassis to ight and take some picturesOriginally posted by olddawg View PostComment
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I have seen OTs hidden inside a chassis before...
Justin"Wow it's red! That doesn't look like the standard Marshall red. It's more like hooker lipstick/clown nose/poodle pecker red." - Chuck H. -
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Such a wee OT could also be mounted on the speaker.Originally posted by Enzo
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