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Poor reverb...

Well... may have found why this amp has such poor reverb. Took tank out of bag (which look like a mouse made a home of... for a few years) :)

There were foam pieces still glued to the frame to protect the springs during transport. I'm pretty sure these are OEM parts --- as they crumbled in my hands. And the glue is rock hard and old-colored yellow.

Will retry reverb with the 12AU7 driver tube (OEM) and see how it works now.

photo reverb tank with foam_zpsuz3kyckx.jpg


Edits: 04/18/17
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