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In Reply to: RE: Lets rebuild a deuce! posted by Michael Samra on April 29, 2011 at 07:52:54:
Yeah Mike, I agree. I don't reuse the big power resistors either. They used to measure on spec, but I am finding more and more that are over 10% out now that they are 50 years old. Depends on who built the thing originally and how well they soldered. I also replace all the board jumpers and the ones under the boards as well. Why not? You have it apart and you can make it reliable for another 50 years....
When properly rebuilt there is no finer amp...only other really good amps that are different.
cheers,
Don
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- RE: Lets rebuild a deuce! - DJL 12:29:37 04/30/11 (2)
- RE: Lets rebuild a deuce! - Jim McShane 18:39:36 04/30/11 (1)
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