There's nothing wrong with using a 15 or 20 A fuse, I suppose

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Topic - This is the kind of thing that gives vintage amps much less than their just due. - Michael Samra 01:27:58 08/08/13 (11)

RE: This is the kind of thing that gives vintage amps much less than their just due. - geo770 19:08:05 08/11/13 (0)

Aren't you being a little rough on "local Joe"... - Steve O 15:34:57 08/08/13 (1)

RE: Aren't you being a little rough on "local Joe"... - Thermionic27609 21:58:23 08/08/13 (0)

RE: "some local Joe rebuilt them if you call it that" - 1973shovel 05:01:08 08/08/13 (7)

RE: "some local Joe rebuilt them if you call it that" - poconoman 16:40:13 08/16/13 (0)

RE: "some local Joe rebuilt them if you call it that" - Thermionic27609 22:05:58 08/08/13 (1)

There's nothing wrong with using a 15 or 20 A fuse, I suppose - 1973shovel 02:45:57 08/09/13 (0)

DIY is all the rage............. - viridian 16:02:28 08/08/13 (1)

I'm all about DIY, but as Clint Eastwood said: - 1973shovel 02:51:00 08/09/13 (0)

HEY - that's the amp I rebuilt !!!! - airtime 09:36:06 08/08/13 (0)

RE: "some local Joe rebuilt them if you call it that" - brainiac 08:03:59 08/08/13 (0)

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There's nothing wrong with using a 15 or 20 A fuse, I suppose - 1973shovel 02:45:57 08/09/13 (0)

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