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In Reply to: RE: Fender Twin Reverb - vibrato issue posted by FenderLover on February 3, 2010 at 00:40:01:
About 10 years ago, when my guitar buddies and I used those early/mid 70's silver faced Fender tube amps, and the vibrato or reverb went out, we alway had good luck with the old "hit-the-top-of-the-amp-really-hard-with-your-fist-a-few-times" technique. :-)
Of course, you can't pick a good-condition early/mid 70's Twin, Super etc. for $400 these days. Those Fenders were a great deal, especially if you could convert the guts to black face as they sounded amazing and were plenty loud enough to play w/ a drummer. Anyway, now that a lot of these amps are fetching "vintage" prices, its probably best to avoid this highly technical method of repair. :-)
Good luck and enjoy the amp. Those TR's are terrific!
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- RE: Fender Twin Reverb - vibrato issue - PdL 05:08:40 02/03/10 (6)
- RE: Fender Twin Reverb - Black vs Silver - Thairback 16:44:11 02/03/10 (5)
- CBS era silverfaces - FenderLover 19:41:13 02/05/10 (0)
- RE: Fender Twin Reverb - Black vs Silver - PdL 04:13:17 02/04/10 (3)
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- Thanx for - Thairback 15:43:13 02/05/10 (1)
- Fender book - FenderLover 17:58:14 02/05/10 (0)
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