18-02-2018, 10:29 PM
Hi Mike.
Last year I did quite a few guitar amps. A couple of Peavy's, H&H and two full rebuilds on valve Marshalls, one allegedly was not repairable. The H&H was a 70's amp and dead, found in a skip no less, the fuse was popped and on fitting a new one the power switch was arcing. A new switch was fitted and the amp cleaned up and controls cleaned. Its now doing sterling service with a local band.
Last year I did quite a few guitar amps. A couple of Peavy's, H&H and two full rebuilds on valve Marshalls, one allegedly was not repairable. The H&H was a 70's amp and dead, found in a skip no less, the fuse was popped and on fitting a new one the power switch was arcing. A new switch was fitted and the amp cleaned up and controls cleaned. Its now doing sterling service with a local band.
