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A 1952 Fender 600 Amp

This Vintage Fender 600 Amp from 1952 Rocks!

Leave a Comment / Gear Slutting, Studio / By Aldo Spadaro

This Fancy Fender 600 Amp From 1952 Rocks! Look what we have here! A 1952 Fender 600 amp, or Champion 600, so the tube chart states. Fancy! The infamous Champion 600 amp that was reissued borrowes it’s esthetics from this one. And that’s as far as the reissue-ing went as the interior is obviously not …

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How to improve the Fender 68 Custom Princeton Reverb’s Sound

Leave a Comment / Gear Slutting / By Aldo Spadaro

How to improve the Fender 68 Custom Princeton Reverb’s sound without braking the bank. To make it more useable for pedals, and have more balanced and dynamic response, you can take a look at V1. This is the Tube that probably has the most influence on the tone and it also determines the rest of the signal flow.

1963 Fender Brownface Deluxe – Restoration Pt.4

2 Comments / Gear Slutting, Happy Soldering / By Aldo Spadaro

In this final part of the series, we will work on the cabinet, and find ourselves in decision making turmoil in how far to take it!

1963 Fender Brownface Deluxe – Restoration Pt.3

Leave a Comment / Gear Slutting, Happy Soldering / By Aldo Spadaro

How To Bias The Fender 6G3 Brownface Deluxe amp. Is it impossible? We’ll learn how to read it’s bias and get optimal with this thing!

1963 Fender Brownface Deluxe – Restoration Pt.2

Leave a Comment / Gear Slutting, Happy Soldering / By Aldo Spadaro

The Vintage Fender Brownface Deluxe Amp! We overhaul the electronics in this beauty from 63′. It gets all the TLC needed to make it safe and sound again!

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  • This Vintage Fender 600 Amp from 1952 Rocks!
  • How to improve the Fender 68 Custom Princeton Reverb’s Sound
  • 1963 Fender Brownface Deluxe – Restoration Pt.4
  • 1963 Fender Brownface Deluxe – Restoration Pt.3
  • 1963 Fender Brownface Deluxe – Restoration Pt.2
  • 1963 Fender Brownface Deluxe – Restoration Pt.1
  • The Amp That Didn’t Exist, But Should Have! Fender Bassman Combo!
  • Home Studio Setup That Fits In A Trolley
  • Pole Pieces
  • The EASIEST Way to Learn The Altered Dominant Scale!
  • How To Play Mick Taylor’s Guitar Solo In Winter By The Rolling Stones
  • Servicing a 1972 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe Conversion
  • 50s Wiring vs. Modern Wiring – Can We Actually Hear It?
  • How To Get Better Tone Controls In Your Gibson Guitar
  • How To Play Django’s Castle by Joe Pass
  • Gitaarles In Nijmegen
  • How to Play Greenlight Girl by Doyle Bramhall II
  • Two Princes – Guitar Solo Tutorial
  • Learn How To Play Robben Ford’s Solo in ‘On That Morning’
  • How To Make These Cool Acoustic Panels With Old Coffeebags
  • Rolling Stones – Star Star Guitar Solo
  • Bluesette – Chord Melody – guitar Lesson
  • 1972 Gibson SG Deluxe – Full Restoration
  • Bleeding The Fiat X1/9’s Clutch
  • Online Guitar Lessons
  • Why I use a Fender Princeton Reverb most of the time
  • Sway By The Rolling Stones – Mick Taylor’s Guitar Solo in Depth
  • Dead Flowers by The Rolling Stones – Mick Taylor’s Guitar Solo in Depth
  • The Fender Champion 600: Modifying the PCB To 5F1 Specs
  • Silverface Princeton Reverb Overhaul
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