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Cn anyone help in identifying an old Fender amp.
It is an older '60s Fender bassman 10 combo amp. 4x10" speakers. The OT is shorted & I am having trouble determining which model this amp is.
It has the standard 2x6L6's & the original tube complement sheet is still in it, but has no model identification.
The numbers on the power & OT don't seem to reveal much. I have a doc that cross references the models to the PT & OT & Chokes, but doesn't help me as I can't identify this model.
The OT is not the silver type that sit on their side, nor the lower power ones that mount with 2 screws. It is a smaller looking version of the Black vertically mounted 4 bolt power transformers.
Any ideas...Anyone know of a chart that has the numbers that were originally on the xformers to cross to fender numbers? I could probably fit it with a generic one, but would like to keep it's integrity as much as possible.
I'm not near it now, but believe it had 4 & 8 ohm taps.
Thanx, g
It is an older '60s Fender bassman 10 combo amp. 4x10" speakers. The OT is shorted & I am having trouble determining which model this amp is.
It has the standard 2x6L6's & the original tube complement sheet is still in it, but has no model identification.
The numbers on the power & OT don't seem to reveal much. I have a doc that cross references the models to the PT & OT & Chokes, but doesn't help me as I can't identify this model.
The OT is not the silver type that sit on their side, nor the lower power ones that mount with 2 screws. It is a smaller looking version of the Black vertically mounted 4 bolt power transformers.
Any ideas...Anyone know of a chart that has the numbers that were originally on the xformers to cross to fender numbers? I could probably fit it with a generic one, but would like to keep it's integrity as much as possible.
I'm not near it now, but believe it had 4 & 8 ohm taps.
Thanx, g
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