The Amp Garage

well I had not googled my amp number since last summer so I just did and the link below came up https://reverb.com/item/392494-vintage-1954-danelectro-montgomery-wards-model-35-jdr-8421-4x6v6-1x15-combo-amp This is the same as my amp , the one in the add is a 10 mine I would rate a stong 8.5 to 9 in...

yes it does have bass and treble control and a 5y3 rectifier tube. It has a single 15 inch speaker I made a fat finger mistake on the size, need to reread my post sorry. That sounds like it might be the schematic

stevem I will wait Patiently for any info you have, Structo the good news is mine looks a whole lot better than this, just used pictures from someone else's post on another forum until I can get pictures of mine.

one more photo

just found pictures on another forum, This might help with the id until I get pictures of mine. mine looks just like this but in much better shape. the speaker on mine is in great shape so I look foward to hearing something this old. nothing has been tampered with, it is all original so would like t...

I have a 1952/1953 Montgomery ward 35 jdr8421 that I was given many years ago from a 1940 era lap steel guitar player. It had very few hours on it when he gave it to me. I ended up working away from home for 20 years and this amp sat in the closet. I pulled it out last summer and cleaned it up and w...

any more helpful hints about this and also wondering what other electrical equipment beside simple things like meter might be useful. I have chance to pick up some old surplus equipment form older tech

YOU GUYS ROCK!! thanks for all the responses, you make a newcomer feel right at home.

does anyone have drawings with dimension on them for building a wooden amp cradle?

well logged in for first time and now the downloads show up for it so got my answer

looking for the pdf files of the drawings and pictures of the Light Bulb Current Limiter that Martin Manning did.