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In Reply to: RE: Fender Twin Reverb - vibrato issue posted by PdL on February 3, 2010 at 05:08:40:
OK, I'm not a gittar player, but it interesting to see the battle of the black was better vs the silver. Seems to me the iron is the same, basing that on the fact that anyone who sells genuine Fender parts sells the same iron for any era. Part numbers didn't change as far as I can tell. Were the circuit(s) better pre CBS? Or were CBS parts just cheaper. My friend plays an acoustic thru the amp, with lots of reverb dialed up. I've thought of upgrading the amp section coupling caps to Solen or better. I have the Groove Tubes book amp which has tons of schematics. What would be a good vintage chassis number to look up? Hope that made sense.....
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Follow Ups
- 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)
- Iron = depends on model - FenderLover 12:03:23 02/05/10 (2)
- Thanx for - Thairback 15:43:13 02/05/10 (1)
- Fender book - FenderLover 17:58:14 02/05/10 (0)
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