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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: in the United States of America
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Hi ~ greetings!
There seems to be an issue with this GSS-50 solid-state 2-10 guitar amp I'm working on. The reverb tank disappeared sometime before it came to me and I'm trying to identify the original or at least a correct replacement. The tank could be an Accutronics or an O.C. Electronics mfg.... and the schematic for this amp only specifies something called 'RV4C'...which is probably just a Gibson part number, and not a mfg number. IF anyone here knows the exact tank number or mfg or replacement tank, OR if someone has a Gibson GSS-50 amplifier and would be willing to look inside to see for me, or even snap a digital pic, I'd be very grateful. Thank you... Louie7
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