How to repair Hum Buzz Gibson BR-6 Tube type practice Guitar amp 

I love these videos you put out and I'm not a repairman etc. but a 45 year veteran of playing wild n crazy electric geeter!!!!!! Thanks from Lakeside MONTANA USA!

Just got one of these in the shop today. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video!

Another awesome repair from D-lab

Another fan love the presentations. Learning more about my equipment. Concise and to the point no waffle. Helping all who watch keep their older equipment in better condition thanks again.

I really appreciate how methodically you work your way through these amps !

Yes another fun project. Always learn when watching your videos. Thank you for sharing, D

THREE CHEERS FOR "SNOZZERAMUS"!

Nice job Terry ! I am glad that amp had a transformer in it. I was thinking it was one of those death cap amps.... very cool piece of history. Well done

The odious is always overlooked.

Just found this one 5 years later.

I helped my aunt move 12 years ago, in her basement was a Gibson G-20 amp she said I could have. Filter Caps, Resisters and wiring are all original. One tube was replaced by me and speaker has been replaced for some reason, I looked up the speaker and it is a 1958 Utah. It has sat in my closet for the 12 years I have had it, I pulled it out a month ago and it didn't fire up, that is when I replaced the tube. After replacing the tube it fired up but after a minute or so I smelled wire burning. I did some researching online and learned about the filter caps drying out and in any vintage amp should definitely be replaced. I found the schematics on Gibson's website opened her up and was ready to save me some money I cut two caps out went online to find what I need to order, that is when reality hit me and I realized I didn't know what the hell I was doing and would never get the amp working if I attempted this restoration with my own two hands and a brain that has no knowledge in this field. Watching your videos here and there I would feel more comfortable handing the job over to you. If that would be a possible how can I contact you about where to ship it.

Wow, an oldie but goodie. :)

So Terry did it come with a lower back panel? What no 3 prong plug? I am so ainal! Another great repair video! I have this recurring dream I'm in an abandoned mansion and I find a room full of amps like this! If only!!! Love from NW Colorado. Thanxz

Great work, would love to have that amp. Thanks for the video.

'Obviously' a great repair...LOL Thanks for sharing!!

Great vid! Worked recently on a Br3, hum machine as well.

Hey! I've got one of these! Great little amp

Awe Terry, you broke the space ship, I liked that sound, put it in a pedal.

Interesting I totally missed this video when it was put out. I just acquired one of these and did a couple of videos on it.

You must see a lot of old Gibson's in your neck of the woods?