A cracked speaker wire would/could...
it is fun to work in a neat uncluttered amp, thank youKung Fu Amp Repair - the best - thanks Al
It is a sturdy speaker for sure...lots of snap and very tight for a 15"...and canadian made to bootYou are a busy fella.
That RSC speaker is so much more desirable than a crappy Marsland.
I am envious. A delightful Canuck relic.
So was '65 before Pete started sourcing Mullard Mustards?This is a great sounding amp
there are a couple of Traynor historians in our group: perhaps we will learn about this event through them.So was '65 before Pete started sourcing Mullard Mustards?
Sweet amp, btw. I've got a later BassMate with the EL84's, an early 70's GuitarMate, and a few other Traynors.
Nice old Jensen-licenced RSC.
It could be as simple as they sourced them because of availablility and/or price. Mallory and Good-All red mylars were ubiquitous at that time.So was '65 before Pete started sourcing Mullard Mustards?
Sweet amp, btw. I've got a later BassMate with the EL84's, an early 70's GuitarMate, and a few other Traynors.
Nice old Jensen-licenced RSC.
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Serial number 007a great amp arrived with intermittent signal issues...
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