My 1960 Ampeg M-15:
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Oh, I'm not tech enough to notice that. I was commenting on the obvious color difference in the soldering points.Because of the missing components? They might have used the same circuit board for the V4 (guitar version) which has Reverb. Might just be the reverb circuit missing.
Edit: decided to look at the schematic and it appears that V202 and V203 (and associated components) are indeed for the Reverb circuit. https://www.thetubestore.com/lib/thetubestore/schematics/Ampeg/Ampeg-V4-Preamp-Amp-Schematic.pdf
The components got teeny compared to the 1960's ones!
@Hoochie Coochie Man inspired me.
Don't think I've posted before.
My R-12R Reverbrocket. It has been to the tech - because when I got it, it was in "unsafe" condition... if you consider aluminum foil in the fuse holder unsafeView attachment 5063635
It did... but it doesn't any more.Probably has a two wire ac cord and a death cap as well. Those are unsafe.
I might have touched up a few solder joints at that point, but I think that's how it looked when I got it. Eventually did have to do some work on it. Nice unit for sure!Methinks there's been some work done in here.
Acoustic 320
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