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Post by drbill on Aug 7, 2020 10:21:10 GMT -6
and gut it and put in a couple Behringer 76's or 2a's or maybe something else in it's guts. Might be a fun project. It's available locally and kinda looks cool. Gonna think about it. Anyone ever done something similar? Doug? Attachments:
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Post by EmRR on Aug 7, 2020 11:15:59 GMT -6
I think Chris at Preservation Sound has done a number of thuings like that, more than I. Bryce had something recently he showed. I've done a few, and have a number of similar things I've thought about using, but it usually adds up to more work than starting fresh, at least for me. A big thing with what you propose is pulling the circuit board pots and replacing them with wired pots to new panel positions, that gets time consuming.
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Post by drbill on Aug 7, 2020 12:12:08 GMT -6
I think Chris at Preservation Sound has done a number of thuings like that, more than I. Bryce had something recently he showed. I've done a few, and have a number of similar things I've thought about using, but it usually adds up to more work than starting fresh, at least for me. A big thing with what you propose is pulling the circuit board pots and replacing them with wired pots to new panel positions, that gets time consuming. Yeah, if I got it and put it in the closet for a time when I was bored and wanted a fun project.....eh.....it would sit there forever. Not enough time, too many things to do.  |
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Post by johneppstein on Aug 7, 2020 14:34:56 GMT -6
What happened to the tube sockets?
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