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open it up. the date it was made is almost always stamped on the chassis. if it's not, the codes on the main filter caps or pots will get you close.
Made from 1972 - 1976 so that gets you in the right era if that helps. SN or stamp may hone in more on which year.
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I'll have to open it up tomorrow. It's at my studio, and I'm at home now. I'll definitely check the chasis
I already checked this page out before I bought it.
Do either of you (or anyone else) happen to know.. Obviously I can run 1 cab at 4 ohms. Can I run 2 8 ohm cabs out of the back? Also there seem to be 3 speaker outputs, can you give me any info on these? Speaker 1, Outputs 2, and Booster Output
Yes two 8 ohm cabs equals a 4 ohm load to the amp. The Bass Boost jack, sorry no help here (I had a 360/361).
I have a 136 combo (essentially the same head attached to a 15" cab), but i believe the bass booster jack is for a power amp plug in which would make the 140 head just a preamp.
That makes sense. I found another thread and someone said it is basically the same as a line out found on a modern head. Would that coincide with what you're saying? Sorry, I don't really know what practical function a line out serves on an amp.
That makes sense. I found another thread and someone said it is basically the same as a line out found on a modern head. Would that coincide with what you're saying? Sorry, I don't really know what practical function a line out serves on an amp.
here's some info on it:
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it was the sucessor to the 150B and the predecessor to the 220.
you can get alot of info about the old acoutics on the acoustic amps forum.