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now the search for 4 Jensen P10Q's

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In Reply to: RE: Late 1950's Bassman Narrow Panel Tweed posted by FenderLover on April 13, 2014 at 11:34:48

The late one's like that with the dogbone handle had P10Q's, previously '57-58, with P10R's. Not that whatever's in there are bad, don't know,
but since the rest of it is so nice...

The tube chart looks almost too clean to be true, no ink date stamp either.
In fact, it must be recovered.
Still, "the price was right" (free), nice score.

Follow Ups:

Yeah, the tolex is redone. Nice job. - FenderLover 16:31:14 04/13/14 (2)
Inspecting the amp, it has early 1960 stamps on the trannies. With a presence pot. Definitely, a 5F6-A circuit. I think he said he had the original Jensen P10Q in boxes. That would be very nice, indeed.
- One more old amp --- 1948 Champion 600 - FenderLover 16:38:23 04/13/14 (1)
  I put in new Weber 6-inch Signature alnico. And put the OEM Cleveland away into storage. Very nice speaker. This amp has a tone like no other Champ or Champion I've tried. Prolly the 5693 (6SJ7) pentode input tube. Some more amp porn photos.
  
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  - DIY Bassman cabinet - FenderLover 03:53:26 04/15/14 (0)
    Had this small 2 X 12 inch cab made for me. Loaded with one Celestion Vintage 30 (ceramic) and one Weber 12A125T speaker. Very nice, BIG tone. Will compare it to my Vibrolux head and cab.
    
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