| Rickenbacher amp HELP!!! - Click HERE for Original Thread |
| jameshenry |
Have an old Rickenbacher amp with no model number that I am trying to id. It has 2- 6K6, 1 6SC7, 1 6SL7, and a metal can (?)in line with the tubes that says Sprague A-8C-18487 after that is the 5V4 rectifier tube. There is also a power transformer it is a Stanton PC-8410 and the output transformer is A-3880 15w. Chicago Standard.
Is it worth it to refurbish? Anyone know a model number ?
Anyone know how it sounded?
Any and all input is appreciated greatly!
Hoping it will make a good blues amp....we'll see I suppose.
Don't know the age but my dad purchased used in the 60's and it already looked old. Came paired with an old Rickenbacker Electro frying pan lap steel w/ bakelite back plate. Too cool... |
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| kenpeter |
That can(?) is probably an electrolytic cap or two....
Needs to be replaced, even if you leave the old
one there for appearance. |
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