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Man, that WAS a while ago! I forgot all about it.
Yes, I found out if went right behind the springs and was glued onto
the front baffle. I just stuck it back in there and it seem to stay.
Someone from FDP clued me in...but it took 2 weeks for a response...
Ok, I have another request. Does anyone have good, hi-res pics of the
circuit board from a AB763 Blackface (Dual) Showman? I scored a 64
Showman but it has all kinds of crazy mods done to it. I have the
schematics/layout but some things look WAY different. They really did a
number on it. I'd appreciate any help. Thanks.
Phil
On Saturday, April 19, 2003, at 05:58 PM, Dick wrote:
> As I was dissecting my RI reverb tank (in order to reverse-engineer
> for my PTP reverb tank project), I came across the foam that Phil
> mentioned last June. For some reason, that question stuck in my
> head - I knew the foam was there, but didn't know exactly where it
> was. Upon examination, there is a square of foam that (I assume) is
> glued onto the back of the front panel of the tank - this is placed
> so that it cushions the springs when the reverb pan locking device
> is engaged.
>
> Phil probably figured this out on his tank, but thought I'd pass my
> findings along . . . I've got pics if anyone is curious ;)
>
> -Dick
>
>
> --- In , Phil Kucer <philx@m...> wrote:
>> Speaking of reissue reverb tanks...
>>
>> A square piece of foam came out of my tank the other day and I
> don't know
>> where it goes. Any ideas..
>>
>>
>> Also,
>>
>> Would putting SD Antiquity Jazzmaster pickups in a Squire
> JagMaster even
>> come close to THAT sound? (same scale length, same body wood,
> hmmm..)
>>
>>
>> Phil
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> ---------
>> Surf's Up
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>> The Tiki Hut
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