Hey every one, I guess from what a few of you have mentioned, that I should not screw with the inside of this chassis, because of the underlying voltage safety hazards, and, I do very much agree. I am sorry If I came off as a kid with a new toy, I myself am an MRI technologist, and know of the danger that some electrical equipment posess, truly didn't mean to offend, but I guess I am somewhat possessd over the fact that my amp does not have vibrato.[it just bugs me] I usually am very handy with most things, but, I guess in this case, better left to some one who knows the ins and outs of Fender amps! so.... where do I go from here? sounds like the ldr/ or something is caputs! Like I mentioned there are no amp techs left in this area. Must be because of the Alaskan "gold rush"! hah! hey I will take advise, and thanks again! Ricstar by the way... on the back panel is a number stamped into the chassis, can you id it? B11247

Should be a 1975 model................. Mike

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ricstar, go to www.thefenderforum.com join and ask there. They have some brilliant amp builders there and they're always willing to help.

Great amp, good luck with it. I gig with my 74 twin, really heavy on the back, but love the tone.

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