How to replace filter capacitors Fender Twin Reverb 6L6 tube guitar amp Special guest star 

I don't care what you fix build.... I just enjoy the diagnosis to find the fix. Just like seeing stuff fixed.

I like your idea of J-Hooks. It makes everything so uncomplicated. Terry, you are such a great educator. Each video is an additional lesson in straightforward electronics restoration. Thank you!

I have to give huge thanks to Terry. Been playing guitar for 20 years but never ventured into amp building until now. I just finished my first tube amp (EL84 push-pull). Couldn't have done it and wouldn't even have attempted it without your channel. Legend.

There are gonna be alot of folks having to hole up for a while. Your, and the other videos are going to be that bright spot in alot of our days. Keep up the good work, We will be watching. Be smart and keep you and the family well.

Bless you Terry, for sharing your wisdom with us. We need to watch an honorable man like you!!! You make us feel better and you are preserving our tube amp history.

The quality of this channel got to his highest point at the beginning of this video

You do a good Cookie Monster impression. Great video Terry!!

I'm not a musician or a radio operator but I am an engineer and I really enjoy your videos, whatever the subject. Your knowledge, humour and quality of work makes for very engaging viewing - thank you.

Can't wait for part 2 yayeee!!!

Thanks Terry. You make us happy. We are on health alert for the "coronavirus" and we cannot leave home, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.☺😍👍👋

To be honest, i don't know anything about radios and don't care much, but the videos usually turn out to be more interesting than those of guitar amps, so I'm ok with them!

God I love this channel, every one gets better, keep it up! :D I've been learning so much about how to work on my vibrolux reverb from you, and it's been a fun adventure for sure!

Pretty cool with the Cookie M; caught me off guard. Thought at first I clicked on the wrong link!

"Recalculating? I don't even drive!" LOL that's great. Good job on the amp as usual, Terry. Thanks for sharing it with us. 73 de K7RMJ Frank

Thanks for the education and the distraction/stress relief from the current public health situation. You are a treasure, dude!

Thanks Terry, really enjoy your guitar amp videos and your Ham radio repair videos...I'm an old AM'er Ham and digital guy too, oh and a guitar player...Please keep em coming!! WA4VDB

Just replaced caps and a reverb potentiometer in my fender deluxe hot rod amp thanks to your videos!

I was a little surprised you replaced those 6L6s with made in China tubes. You know what you are doing so are these a new way to go? They must be up to specs or you would not use them. I trust your methods! Great video! I too like the tube amp projects more than the Ham. I do get entertained from all your videos! Stay healthy!!! If even you have to stay home. Thanxz

I love all your Fender amp videos man. Thanks for the education. :)

If you take out any of the brown coupling caps, test them for value and leakage. I bet they will test nearly perfect. I predict brown turd caps will be vintage tone machines in 10 years.

Terry, I believe some people remove the ground connection to get rid of ground loop noise created by the house wiring when using various equipement connected together. Its insane what people do to get rid of noise.

One of the best! Love Cookies comments.

Guitar amp repair AND a puppet? D Lab, you're just spoiling us now 😎

Good stuff!

I have a Silvertone Radio from the 1940's that I have been meaning to restore. It's 100% original.

LMAO. That was cool. Hope I can find part 2?!?!?

Hahaha, that was great Terry! Love all the turd caps .. nice change from the blues. Great job!

Way Cool

Well done Terry. What would be cool is to see a death match between Cookie Monster and Dick from Internet. :P

You know, when you replace Axial lead capacitors with radial type, you really change the vintage aesthetics of the amp. Most buyers look for that and tone.

Great video, Terry! A friend asked me to take a look at his '66 Fender Bassman with the complaint that it seems to get quite hot after use. As I examined it I found that all components were original except for one filter cap that only appeared to be 45 y.o. Also, one of the 6L6 bases was brittle and broke as I removed it. I explained the need to recap the entire amp, but he is afraid that I may ruin its vintage value and collectability and wants to send it to an amp "expert". It seems to me that it is not collectable in it's current state. What magic incantation will the "expert" employ that will maintain the value of this amp?

9:27 - That blue 100k resistor is certainly not original! :)

Love the intro

I want to see you fix (ie. perform surgery on) one of your buddies at those swap meets. Like a circus boardectomy...

FIRST :) Hope you have a great day terry.

Your mighty shaky with that soldering iron. Lay off, the yaki dak ? Me off it for 25 years . Yes sir

From time to time appears on The Flea Bay the Canadian Heathkit Madman. He sells nice vintage gear... this guy KNOWS what we want... and he charges typically $300 U.S. for postage, regardless of the selling price - and he charges top-rates for the gear. His 'collection' is vast - and isn't used: it's a device used to enrichen himself at the ham world's expense. Right? So... now on the Flea Bay there's a Heathkit 'SB- HW' murderer who's murdering SB-101s, SB-102s, HW-101s, etc... and selling the LMOs! How is this any different than kidneys in China?

Goodevening....i have question.....i have a Fender Quad Reverb My Capacitor Mallory 25uf 25v has been damage what capacitor and what value of UF and value of Volts of the capacitor replace to the orginal capacitor( Mallory 25uf 25v)... Thank you Very much...

Do you remember the hooded folks that smashed store windows and started rioting? I think they got board and now troll RU-vid just to give videos thumbs down.. lol

I have a question if anyone can help? I have a 3 month old fender hotrod deluxe IV (newest revision) and i finally had a chance to turn it up a bit since my neighbors moved. I turned the clean channel up to about 40% and after a few minutes my volume started to die down then the light went out. I checked the fuse and it had blown. I wasn’t pushing the amp anywhere near a live gig setting but i was running a full pedalboard through the front end and effects loop. I looked over the boards and checked some values and everything looks fine. Going to buy a fuse and try to power it up but I have some concerns that the amp may be defective? Any help would be great.. thanks

Last second comment. I feel moved to beg of you people to come to your senses. Use your socks. Rinse in bucket daily. It won't kill you and neither will the cold that's going around. You think I used disposable diapers on my kids? Of course I did! I'm not crazy. Or wasn't then. We didn't always have the money for them so we made do with cloth diapies that my mom made for us :) PS- Chill out, people

I can't watch this. I'm probably missing out on some really interesting and valuable information I realize. Not in the mood for silliness I guess.

Cooookie lol

$100 says those Chinese tubes last ten hours or less.

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