Meh | Fender '64 Custom Hand-Wired Deluxe Reverb Pt 1

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  @PsionicAudio · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

  Correction : what I said was an inline HT fuse is an inline 5V rectiifer tube fuse (sorry, the camera was between me and it when I did that part of the voiceover).<br><br>And at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJjNHrm4eo0&amp;t=804">13:24</a> I meant Don Randall, not Randall Smith. Sorry.

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  @johnzuker · 2 years ago (edited)

  I rarely understand the technical info that this man shares, but I find these videos utterly fascinating. Passion and knowledge are intrinsically entertaining, no matter the subject or level of comprehension.

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  @charlesfick729 · 2 years ago

  For the price they want for these amps there should be absolutely no issues at all!!

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  @PieterVan · 2 years ago

  ‘Point of failure’ &nbsp;would make a great punk rock band name.

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  @mason8971 · 2 years ago

  Ah yes a $2’500 white noise machine.

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  @toddr2375 · 2 years ago

  Awesome video Lyle!<br>As an experienced electronics tech, (albeit with mostly solid state experience), and tube amp hobbyist, I appreciate the time you take to explain things along the way! Watching your videos is like working with a mentor! Thanks!!

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  @sseltrek1a2b · 2 years ago

  i don&apos;t repair amps, but i find this thoroughly interesting...

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  @edwardmartinsphotography · 2 years ago

  I just bought a new 65 DRRI and got $400 off because the reverb had the same feedback. It was exactly the same problem: Ruby assembled the tank with both locator pins grounding out. Thanks Ruby! You guys got me a $1300 brand new 65 DRRI...with a 5 minute repair job. (Which isn&apos;t bad in Spring of 2024!)

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  @16brentboy · 9 months ago

  Lyle, I’ve watched so many of these videos I’ve lost count. With your instruction I was able to properly discharge my ‘64 Princeton reverb custom hand wired amp and tighten all the loose pots. I always thought this was above me and now I did it without hurting myself! Thanks for that!

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  @jonnybeck6723 · 2 years ago

  As per usual, a brilliant chunk of marvelous/amazing teaching crammed into a 25 minute vid... <br>Lyle, you&apos;re a Prince in the world of amp tech&apos;s and watching/listening to your brain work/ <br>analyze/appraise is ALWAZE a joy to digest... SO... THANX Teach, and here&apos;s <br>hoping all is well with you and yours... Cheerios (but not the cereal)

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  @teknstuff · 2 years ago

  Mine sounds like my dad’s original ‘64. I love it, sounds amazing. No noise on mine like in your podcast. Solid for years now.

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  @jbnb3342 · 2 years ago

  Thanks Lyle for this awesome video.As an amateur amp builder/enthusiast,I appreciate the wealth of experience you share. Fascinating stuff 👍!

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