How to repair Vintage Fender tube guitar amp Bassman eliminate noise Add Master volume
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- Опубліковано 28 гру 2019
- Shipped to D-lab in need of noise repair. Of course, one thing led to another. Many hours later, it came back to life, maybe better than the day it was made. Sounds super. Great project. I have decided that my 2020 vision is go back to amp repair and boutique building. Yes, may be less income, however much more relaxing work and quicker turn around. More great things to come from D-Lab electronics.
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It's always a good time hanging with Terry and Tony!
Friends, vintage instruments and a beverage or two. Too cool🍻
Tony can Sing he needs a Cool Hat Terry...Great Job Paisan
Now THAT is the way to test an AMP ! Good "Ridin' with the King !
I love the way those Bassman amps sound.
Now THAT .... is a great sounding amplifier!
I'm glad you will be putting the emphasis on amplifiers again. This video already was a blast to watch. Vintage amp repairs are always a treat.
Tony's back! Sorry Terry but he's way more fun than a sinewave and a dummy-load.
Cheers fellas!
Love the repair and love hearing it in action! Great video as always!
Thanks you guys I learned something ! N2XWH !!! 73 !!!
Terry, I come here for the Ham radio content. Please don't give up on it.
Stay on him Tony!!! You guys are great.
Nice repair Terry.... and Tony playing some BB King and Eric Clapton - Priceless..... Good stuff man....
Yes Terry, Yes. Come back to amp repair and boutique building.
Im sure people care about ham radio but not us. Walk back into the light my son, all is forgiven
My comment isn’t about the amp or its repair cause that’s always perfectly done by D-Lab, it’s going to be about the vocals. Wow I was impressed. I wished he had kept going. That was great.
Have not forgot about the NEW D-Lab building! Great to have Tony back! Thank you Tony for getting Terry off Ham Radio and back on tub e amps! This is another example of Terry's prowess on tube amp service!!! That Bassman never had it so good! Happy New Year to both you, Wild and Crazy guys! Thanxz
That was great Terry! YEAH! You don't want to piss Tony OFF! You'll be sleeping with those caps you pulled!
Another great video. Thank you Terry. You deserve two glasses of red for this one.
Really Great to see Tony again!!!
A star is born! 👍👍👍 Good job Terry!
Great Job Terry! Sounds great!
That was great Terry! Thank you for bringing that gem back to life. Welcome back Tony!
Evening Terry. Hope yall all had a Merry Christmas, and hope yall have a Happy New Year. 👍🏻
Another *sweet* job Terry!
Greetings from Greece! Merry Christmas and a happy New Year! Nice repair as always Terry!
nice jod mr.wizzard always looking forward to your amp repair videos i have never done away without learning something
Aww, Terry, you’re not gonna stop working on ham radio gear, are you? Some of us enjoy both - classic boatanchor repair *and* classic guitar amp repair.
I think it was a joke. He loves radio stuff and it seems to me it's his main hobby, as he doesn't even play guitar.
Another great video Terry!!
Sounds great...
Thanx for the cool vid, Terry
Great video. That you for all the hard work.
Terry, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Bless you and your family.
Those disk caps make good microphones! Nice repair.
Love your videos, so professional falt finding and fix.
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Happy new year to you and yours
Seasons greetings to D-Lab.. Nice repair, It would be great if you did more guitar amp videos. I have learned a lot about electronics from watching you repair transmitters, power supply's or whatever else ends up on your bench. I watch them all, you always attack problems with logic, and usually win the battle. Regardless of subject, your video's need more Marcia! (can she learn guitar!)
Thank you for the constant great content, I really love your channel, cheers to you Terry 🍷
Another great video! Thank you Terry
Thanks for bringing us along. I need to mod a different fender amp for the master volume addition. I can't get past 1 on the volume dial without blowing out my eardrums!
Terry. Great job love your chan. 73,s
Terry,
Great amp! Well designed and thought out. Excellent idea to add that master volume.
PLEASE though, keep up with the Ham radio stuff and other vacuum tube radios and such.
Hi Marsha....you are much appreciated too!!!
What's the latest on the other property?
Wishing you many blessings with the new members of the family!
Another amp ready to rock out courtesy of Terry. Cool.
When in doubt, compare with a known good capacitor. Thanks for sharing!
Oh my goodness I follow your primarily due to your ham radio work. But I understand you have to do what is best for you. 73 and it was nice while it lasted. De k3oe
I'm sure he was joking. He's more of a ham guy than a guitar guy himself.
It would have been nice to display the signal on the scope while Tony was playing. Nice repair!
Few questions... Sometimes on mod/repairs like this it'd be nice to actually give a list of components used. For instance the tone caps you replaced I can't see the brand? What 'type' of metalized resistors did you use? What value of current shunt R did you use? [probably not a very imortant question] . Anyway, you get the gist of what I'm asking. I'd love a bit more documentation:) kinda like you mentioned in this vid after performing the Fromel type mods. Thanks bud. Nice video. Definately helpful. I sure miss point to point wiring! Amps, even tube amps, have way too much crap going on these days to make them very much fun to work on!!
AY YO TONY! How ya doin?! Right on!
Great job on the amp but please don't stop making videos covering ham radio repairs. I do understand the time involved but throw us radio ops a bone on occasion please! I enjoy watching your hamfest videos too. They are rare where I live.
Yeah Amps!!! Yeah Tony!!!
Come and fix my old amp too. 77peavey sounding like kneeling at high volume:( love your vids:)
That MV install looks different than your other video. For one I don't see the 33uf 100v cap.
Tony' Better to be pissed off, then pissed on...
Hi great video. I have high plats voltage (514v) on power Tube on My 6g6a bassman. Can you give a possible clue why it is not 470V like schematic? Another thing is that speaker have 7,5 ohm. Can the speaker be broke? Br Anders from sweden.
Nice and clean modification, thanks Terry for making cool videos...
Which way is safer to amp and its user?
1- using variac for master volume
2- modding the amp in your way for master volume...
Thanks...
A Variac changes the line voltage. It should only be used to test an amp if you suspect short circuits, or to adjust the line voltage in a vintage amp or foreign voltage amp. A master control volume adjusts the grid circuit of an output section of an amp [signal path or negative bias]. Both are benign. If you use a variac in any great way to adjust the output power of an amp you can quickly bring your DC power supplies far enough out of spec to negatively affect the actual healthy performance of your vacuum tubes. So using Line Voltage to act as a "master volume", probably not a good idea.
What is that speaker cab you're using ?
Where are you located.
I have this head and matching twin 15 cab.
I would also like to install a master volume for jtm45 I am a little worried that the sound will change. What do you think? Thanks
Can you explain or give me a video that explains the current shunt on pin 8? Also, what's the latest on the house next door you were looking to buy?
@@goodun2974 Thanks for the explanation.
TD be the Fendermeister
Terry could you please give the value and wattage of the two shunt resistors
They are 1 ohm, 2 watt
This is off the subject, but is that white faced radio a Clegg?
That is a modified silverface amp made to look like a tuxedo.
Tony nailed it.
Yeah. But. How does it sound with a power-mic with all that compression and godlyke reverb?
_"You got yor ears on good buddy uddy uddy?"_
_"You like BASS?"_
*Won't be seeing this on Oprah!*
Hey 👋 Terry, tell your friend 🤝to give you guitar lessons... ✨👍 And tell him not to sing 🎤 anymore..🤮👎👎 lol 😀✨👍 JK
Hey guys, can you help? I broke the jewel that covers the outer bulb on my vintage fender amp ( smashed) can it be replaced? I own a 63 blonde tremolux. Is it a big deal or something thats easy to do? Will my amp now be much less valuable or not a big deal? Ty