Hoffman Amplifiers Tube Amplifier Forum
Amp Stuff => Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs => Topic started by: TubeGeek on June 18, 2011, 06:30:47 pm
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Had this amp come in for a service job this week. Nice little amp. I thought I'd share some more amp porn.
Replaced electrolytics and installed new 6v6's in the amp. Also rewired the ac power cord. I kept the original Mallory multi-cap in the chassis. Figured I could just solder the new caps in place and leave the old one in.
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:smiley:
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Those cleans chasis/layouts are like relaxing images for me.
Beatifull little amp!
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Nice amp
the only thing I dislake
(and I would have removed and replaced with something else)
is the black piece of tape that holds the twisted wires :wink:
Kagliostro
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Classic clean Traynor layout. I've worked on a lot of old Traynors and they are nice to work on.
I always dump the cap can and install the new caps on the board just the way you did. Nice job!
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Always like to see a man with his solvents lined up!
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Nice amp
the only thing I dislake
(and I would have removed and replaced with something else)
is the black piece of tape that holds the twisted wires :wink:
Kagliostro
Yeah it kind of bugged me too but it was there when it came to me so I left it there.
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Always like to see a man with his solvents lined up!
:l2:
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Classic clean Traynor layout. I've worked on a lot of old Traynors and they are nice to work on.
I always dump the cap can and install the new caps on the board just the way you did. Nice job!
Yeah these are nice amps. Since I moved to Canada and started accepting amp work I have been seeing more and more of these amps come in. I like working on them just as much as Fender's. I think they are very much like Fender's of the same era only Canadianized.
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Nice amp. I have a chance to get another YSR1 Custom reverb. I may grab it