Yikes. That’s a lot of… a lot.
If this is ABNORMAL, then I don’t want to be square! This 1962 Fender Bassman 6G6-A has had quite a life, or two, or ten. This funky fella is in for a full servicing.
This Marshall Origin 50 is in for servicing. She’ll roar again soon! @marshallamps
Cowabunga! This 1930s Oahu lap steel amp has the physically largest multi-section capacitor I’ve seen. I didn’t have a banana for scale, so I improvised with Chapstick and a mechanical pencil. Tubular!
Hello, you weird, ancient mystery machine. A couple of sources online say you are a 1930s Gibson E-100, but this doesn’t jive with other references. Regardless, you’re a heavy little guy (no offense) and are packing a unique combination
This sweet 18 watt Dr Z MAX Junior is in for servicing. Gorgeous build quality! @drzamps
Heat is not our friend.
“You know how we can save some money?” “How?” “Nuts.” “Huh?” “We make, like, half nuts.” “You’re a genius. Make it happen.”
Made in Japan
Hello, gorgeous.
This 1940s Gibson BR-4 was a fun restoration. Just look at those rotten caps! I took the approach I call “replace in place”: I reused as many existing leads and grounds as possible, making sure to ground every component to its original lo
Thank you, previous amp tech, for documenting the date you poured a gallon of silicone goop over these components 👍.
That’s what it’s all about.
Beautiful build quality inside this @drzamps Z28.
Weeeeeeeee are the Champ Amps, my friends! And weeeeeeeeee’ll keep on servicing amps, till the end! Or till it’s done, sounding amazing, and ready for customer pickup. Looking forward to it!