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I used the new 8″ Jensen ceramic speaker that came with the kit but I used one of my old 10″ ceramic Jensens that came out of my 1964 Super Reverb.

I used the new 8″ Jensen ceramic speaker that came with the kit but I used one of my old 10″ ceramic Jensens that came out of my 1964 Super Reverb.

I used the new 8″ Jensen ceramic speaker that came with the kit but I used one of my old 10″ ceramic Jensens that came out of my 1964 Super Reverb.

I used the new 8″ Jensen ceramic speaker that came with the kit but I used one of my old 10″ ceramic Jensens that came out of my 1964 Super Reverb.

I used the new 8″ Jensen ceramic speaker that came with the kit but I used one of my old 10″ ceramic Jensens that came out of my 1964 Super Reverb.

I experimented for a while and finally settled on a ’60’s Mullard ECC83 (12AX7), a NOS ’60’s Tung-Sol 5881, and a 1964 Silvertone 5Y3 (Sylvania?). The amp is perfect. I went with the 5881 because I love them so much in my Bassman and Bandmaster. I also use this amp to drive my homemade Leslie and it works perfectly with one 4 ohm speaker. The…[Read more]

I experimented for a while and finally settled on a ’60’s Mullard ECC83 (12AX7), a NOS ’60’s Tung-Sol 5881, and a 1964 Silvertone 5Y3 (Sylvania?). The amp is perfect. I went with the 5881 because I love them so much in my Bassman and Bandmaster. I also use this amp to drive my homemade Leslie and it works perfectly with one 4 ohm speaker. The…[Read more]

I experimented for a while and finally settled on a ’60’s Mullard ECC83 (12AX7), a NOS ’60’s Tung-Sol 5881, and a 1964 Silvertone 5Y3 (Sylvania?). The amp is perfect. I went with the 5881 because I love them so much in my Bassman and Bandmaster. I also use this amp to drive my homemade Leslie and it works perfectly with one 4 ohm speaker. The…[Read more]

I experimented for a while and finally settled on a ’60’s Mullard ECC83 (12AX7), a NOS ’60’s Tung-Sol 5881, and a 1964 Silvertone 5Y3 (Sylvania?). The amp is perfect. I went with the 5881 because I love them so much in my Bassman and Bandmaster. I also use this amp to drive my homemade Leslie and it works perfectly with one 4 ohm speaker. The…[Read more]

I experimented for a while and finally settled on a ’60’s Mullard ECC83 (12AX7), a NOS ’60’s Tung-Sol 5881, and a 1964 Silvertone 5Y3 (Sylvania?). The amp is perfect. I went with the 5881 because I love them so much in my Bassman and Bandmaster. I also use this amp to drive my homemade Leslie and it works perfectly with one 4 ohm speaker. The…[Read more]

Yes, just put it in the instructions and use the Mojo. The only thing I was not sure of was if there was a preferred placement of the external ground. At first, I was going to just add the resistors to the octal socket and ground them to the grounding lug for pin 1 but then I thought it would be better to have it grounded closer to the PT. I…[Read more]

Yes, just put it in the instructions and use the Mojo. The only thing I was not sure of was if there was a preferred placement of the external ground. At first, I was going to just add the resistors to the octal socket and ground them to the grounding lug for pin 1 but then I thought it would be better to have it grounded closer to the PT. I…[Read more]

Yes, just put it in the instructions and use the Mojo. The only thing I was not sure of was if there was a preferred placement of the external ground. At first, I was going to just add the resistors to the octal socket and ground them to the grounding lug for pin 1 but then I thought it would be better to have it grounded closer to the PT. I…[Read more]

Yes, just put it in the instructions and use the Mojo. The only thing I was not sure of was if there was a preferred placement of the external ground. At first, I was going to just add the resistors to the octal socket and ground them to the grounding lug for pin 1 but then I thought it would be better to have it grounded closer to the PT. I…[Read more]

Yes, just put it in the instructions and use the Mojo. The only thing I was not sure of was if there was a preferred placement of the external ground. At first, I was going to just add the resistors to the octal socket and ground them to the grounding lug for pin 1 but then I thought it would be better to have it grounded closer to the PT. I…[Read more]

That will make it simpler hopefully. The amp sounds amazing. I can’t stop playing it and I have a bunch of vintage Fender amps. I feel like building another one for my harp player and voicing it for harp. I’ll wait and see how he likes this one first.

That will make it simpler hopefully. The amp sounds amazing. I can’t stop playing it and I have a bunch of vintage Fender amps. I feel like building another one for my harp player and voicing it for harp. I’ll wait and see how he likes this one first.

That will make it simpler hopefully. The amp sounds amazing. I can’t stop playing it and I have a bunch of vintage Fender amps. I feel like building another one for my harp player and voicing it for harp. I’ll wait and see how he likes this one first.

That will make it simpler hopefully. The amp sounds amazing. I can’t stop playing it and I have a bunch of vintage Fender amps. I feel like building another one for my harp player and voicing it for harp. I’ll wait and see how he likes this one first.

That will make it simpler hopefully. The amp sounds amazing. I can’t stop playing it and I have a bunch of vintage Fender amps. I feel like building another one for my harp player and voicing it for harp. I’ll wait and see how he likes this one first.