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stevieb
Just another guy, really.
I find myself the owner of three Fender solid state amps:
Bullet 150 (has DSP for effects)
Bullet Reverb
Deluxe 112
In case you don't know: First two are little practice amps, usually bought by Moms and Dads as the kid's first amp. 10 watts, 8" speaker. Would be disposable, but these things last forever. Third one is a bit better, two channel, small spring reverb tank, etc- but this one has a bad pre-amp. Not worth paying someone to repair it.
Is it fairly easy, or even doable, to take the pre-amp out of one of the Bullets and put it in the Deluxe112? I know everything in there is on a printed circuit board. I am prob. gonna keep one of them, and the most I can expect to get for a Bullet is $50-50- still not enough to pay for the repairs, I suspect.
Thanks.
Bullet 150 (has DSP for effects)
Bullet Reverb
Deluxe 112
In case you don't know: First two are little practice amps, usually bought by Moms and Dads as the kid's first amp. 10 watts, 8" speaker. Would be disposable, but these things last forever. Third one is a bit better, two channel, small spring reverb tank, etc- but this one has a bad pre-amp. Not worth paying someone to repair it.
Is it fairly easy, or even doable, to take the pre-amp out of one of the Bullets and put it in the Deluxe112? I know everything in there is on a printed circuit board. I am prob. gonna keep one of them, and the most I can expect to get for a Bullet is $50-50- still not enough to pay for the repairs, I suspect.
Thanks.