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here are a couple of pics of the chassis.

are the jumpers the flat grey strips?

There are 5 fuses on the inside of this amp.

right.....

thanx........

I'll do that tonight, if I get time that is.:rolleyes:

100 watt...........

I'd go with a weber mass. https://taweber.powweb.com/weber/mass.htm

Yeah, no warranty as I bought it used. It's a peavey bravo from 91 or 92. I guess amps start having issues when they're creeping up on 20 years old.

yes, the light does come on, but no hum, no nothing.

:(. I changed the tubes because it was crackeling, that cured that, but the volume was dropping out on both channels. I tried to fire it up last night and nothing. I guess I am going to have to force myself to read "how to fix your own tube amp", or send it to peavey for $40/hr.:rolleyes:

Didn't a Beatles song start out with accidental feedback because of a guitar being set down by and amp or something?

So every amp should hae 3 channels? Clean, dirty, and feedback?:p

Isn't this a catch 22 though. Say a guy gets a gorilla amp, and a $50 guitar when he's 15, and plays that for a year. Now back up to the begining and give the guy an American Tele, and a twin. Then back up and give the same guy a Les Paul and a Marshall. If we could run 3 timelines, don't...

This formula and process would be for raw probably new necks. Yes you would want to do it on a clean neck. The process spreads the superglue throughout the neck by thinning it with acetone. I actually did it on a warmoth I made, and it was great.

I got a recipie from a tech at Ernie Ball. It involves Super glue and acetone. Super-hard finish.

I would buy the Twin and use the left over $$ to buy this. http://www.torresengineering.com/reisfenamppo.html

And if you play open with a dropped D.. Then it's everything on the radio.

I mean you just put your fingers in different places and the sound changes, wow. Brought to you by your friendly neighborhood Smartassman.:D

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