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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Auckland, NZ
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Built around 1961 this $10 purchase held a little surprise - a reverb unit! As in play-that-guitar-with-some-vibrato reverb unit! The reverb spring unit itself has Hammond organ branding on it, and a control unit using an EF80 and a pair of 12AX7s is connected.
I have NO idea how this works. Any clues from the guitar guys?
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