The Amp Garage

Make sure you clean the socket of carbon before using it, or it will keep on happening and get worse. Not a good idea to mess w/ hv unless something is indeed wrong, shit always happens. If u blew the bal resistors either the socket and/or the tube took a hit also.

pull the ax7 tubes starting w/ v1 on down the line--to see where it is

I own 3 Leslies and a B3. In the '70s i hauled a 145 to almost every gig for guitar. I used to do a guitar synth w/a B3 patch thru a cls222 into two twins. Very convincing, and fun.

Evr try a Dynacord CLS222? They were the shit for a convincing leslie sound---I still have mine

http://www.modezero.com/dynacord-cls222.htm

I worked on many of these, and modded some to have the pre and post efx loop circuitry like a Mk III. They still had the single overdrive stage, which worked well. Also, the reverb circuit works much better looped to this circuitry. The reverb shielded wire is the return, unshielded the send. Also s...

i'm not lookin at the print, but if that's not there, it's a big issue. that's one coup cap that is usually leakin dc

If you're not keepin it, let the buyer decide how much he wants to change stuff, most vintage guys want to do this--

demeter

Finn's a smiler also, people really notice

PM me a pic of your dog. Finn used to like to run like a mad dog and run into your legs, he'd get going so fast that he'd take your legs right out from under-- or empty all the wastebaskets in the house if you left him home alone---

That's our Irish Terrier Finnigan, in the pic---craziest dog we ever had

active system right, it's not the pickups

The bus wire connects the pot ground terminals only, and is star grounded to a terminal near the in jack area on one end. Not a great idea to solder it to the pot covers, they ground to the chassis, which may have many ground currents flowing thru it.

Six plexi 50 watts in 1971