I also have a 1975 twin I’ve had fully restored. what does the push and pull pot on the master volume do? Mine also has a push pull and I can tell the difference but I haven’t found online what it actually does. Thanks for the help!
At the time Fender was trying to offer to the players a "boosted" or "overdriven" option, or at least that was the idea. So as you can see in the schematics, they took part of the signal that drives the reverb and thought it will overdrive... In reality it does very little, but very very little. Hope it helps
Hi Robert, the silverface twin, master volume model is a great pedal platform amp. The master knob allows you to deal your tone at any level you need. Easelly can serves you at bedroom levels, but great amp at big gigs... its a 100w tube amp! If you enjoy this type of contents, follow me on instagram @mad_customelectronics. I just recently release a versatile overdrive pedal, handbuilt with hi quality parts. Maybe is something you may like. Thanks again for writing
I also have a 1975 twin I’ve had fully restored. what does the push and pull pot on the master volume do? Mine also has a push pull and I can tell the difference but I haven’t found online what it actually does. Thanks for the help!
At the time Fender was trying to offer to the players a "boosted" or "overdriven" option, or at least that was the idea. So as you can see in the schematics, they took part of the signal that drives the reverb and thought it will overdrive... In reality it does very little, but very very little. Hope it helps
is it usable as a bedroom amp with pedals? thx for posting.
Hi Robert, the silverface twin, master volume model is a great pedal platform amp. The master knob allows you to deal your tone at any level you need. Easelly can serves you at bedroom levels, but great amp at big gigs... its a 100w tube amp! If you enjoy this type of contents, follow me on instagram @mad_customelectronics. I just recently release a versatile overdrive pedal, handbuilt with hi quality parts. Maybe is something you may like. Thanks again for writing
No