Homemade shop-shirt graphic turned out a little crooked, but then again my wife says my nose is a little crooked, so maybe the balance out.
Another beast! 135… LB’s? Lifting is P… in the A? Joking aside, this cool somewhat rare piece is in for servicing.
What’s in the tube… amp tonight? This Silvertone 1482 is a garage-rock classic. She’s in for servicing!
Another twinning joke.
Absolutely honored by the opportunity to service one of the first 7 Budda amps ever made. Pretty in purple! #buddaamps
These filter caps from 1973 are looking pimply. Luckily not leaking toxic goo everywhere yet. Time to get them out of there before they do!
Double-Double Fullerton Style. These twinning Fender Champ 5F1 Reissues are are in in for for a a tune tune up up. #fender
This little TopHat amp is in for servicing, after which I will wear it as an actual top hat to the annual Amp Repair Technicians Gala. Looking forward to sipping the official cocktail: the DeoxIT Martini. 🍸🎩
Sometimes things go wrong. Actually, things go wrong all the time, just in different ways. This is the first time I have had a control knobs set-screw sheer its head off while I was backing it off, causing the knob to explode in my hand 🤯. Always we
How about a piggyback-ride, papa? This amazing pair of 1966 black-panel Fender amps are in for servicing — a massive Fender Super Reverb and a cute little Fender Vibro Champ. Don’t worry, she doesn’t mind being called cute, especi
BEAST from the EAST … of the Pacific Ocean a few miles in Fullerton, CA. This 1978 Fender Twin Reverb with massive Altec Lansing speakers is in for servicing. Can’t wait to get into it! #fender
These parts are cooked! Finishing up the third of three Fender Hot Deluxe amplifiers with toasty low-voltage power supplies and electrolytic capacitors that are physically leaking toxic goo. It’s such a trend, maybe I’ll dress up as a coo
I don’t have many cork-sniffer tubes in my stash, but these West Germany and Holland made 12AX7s have aged like fine wine. Pro-tip: check The Fisher labeled tubes for the tell-tale diamond on the base, indicating that they are rebranded Telefun
“Kinda flubby.”