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In Reply to: RE: Oh check out this Sherwood inegrated amp that very few have ever seen. posted by Michael Samra on April 8, 2014 at 23:57:25:
And I thought I had a lot of amps. Mike, how do you keep all those amp's electrolytic caps formed? Do you stick them onto a multi-outlet and have dummy loads?
I try to play all my guitar amps, at least once every six months. For a good hour or two. Anything in storage (like the 1947 Model 26) gets ramped up once a year.
I can imagine the heat of 100 amps, at idle.
8^)
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- " If you think my collection of 281 tube amps is a lot, he has over 700 tube amps and counting. " - FenderLover 00:45:11 04/09/14 (2)
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