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Sunday, April 15, 2007
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A friend and i bought one of these. We are currently restoring it.
ReplyDeleteIf the vibrato isn't working, its probably the capacitor is dried out on V1 - the master oscillator tube.
ReplyDeleteThat was the first thing I discovered on mine.
Best of luck!
If I remember there were three different models. I have two, one working one not. I remember that one is a Model K. They can be a bitch to fix.
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