SF Super Six Reverb (In Twin Reverb Cabinet) - Part 2

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Webpage: www.bradsguitargarage.com.au
Facebook: bradsguitargarage
Instagram: / bradsguitargarage
Equipment:
Soldering:
Pace MBT station w/SX100 & PS-90 handpieces
Hakko 474 w/815 handpiece
Hakko 936 w/907 handpiece
Hakko FX-888D w/FX-8801 handpiece
Quick 861DW hot air station
BOFA fume extraction unit
Loctite Multicore solder (C511 / 362)
Test Equipment:
Fluke 11, 175, 177 & 179 handheld DMM's
Tektronix 2236 analog oscilloscope
Rigol DS-1054z digital oscilloscope
BK Precision 4017A sweep / function generator
BWD 160a function generator
HP 6236B triple output DC power supply
Kyoritsu 3132A insulation / continuity tester
Video equipment:
Overhead cam: Panasonic HC-V785 w/Audio Technica AT9946CM mic
Handheld cam: Panasonic DC-G85 w/Olympus M.Zuiko Pro 12-40mm f/2.8
On location cam: Panasonic DC-GH5s w/Panasonic-Leica 9mm f/1.7 & 12-60mm f/2.8
Capture card(s): Magewell HDMI USB, ATEN UC3020-AT, ATEN UC3021
Headset Mic: Audio Technica BP892xcW-TH
Lapel Mic: Rode Go
Editing: Adobe Premiere Elements
Hand Tools:
Wiha, Felo, Stanley screwdrivers
CK & Engineer cutters / pliers
RS Pro wire strippers
Sidchrome & Gear Wrench spanners, sockets & shifters
Veritas planes & chisels
Materials / Consumables:
JJ's / TAD electron valves
Elixir / Ernie Ball / D'Addario / Rotosound strings
Electrolube & DeoxIT cleaners, lubricants & chemicals.

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15 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 47

@PsionicAudio Год назад

Bonus points for the “whilst”

@JoeB16v Год назад

"On a meth binge doin' weird shit to their amp" That my friends is Brad's quote of the week. 🤣👌🏼

@bryandraughn9830 11 месяцев назад

Nice job man! I'm crazy about details myself. It's gotta be better than good enough. It's gotta be way better than good enough.

@PsionicAudio Год назад

Good one mate. You’d have to spend $3K+ US to get a new amp made as well as these “undesirable” silverfaces…

@SirLoinMagroin Год назад

A wax museum may want that. Holy crap.!! You're the 6million dollar man of amp repair. God bless you, Champion. Players everywhere appreciate your talent. Good wiring technique on top of it all. They were mostly haphazardly wired from the factory until they figured it all out.

@michellem283 Год назад

'Brad's Tech Tips' should be it's own segment.

@PsionicAudio Год назад

That’s every video!

@hoagieman37 Год назад

As a hobbyist I would love to see a tour of your bench. What tools and equipment you use that we don't see on camera. Would be rad!

@TheMorganOrgan Год назад

More wax than a candle 🕯️ Great job again, you’re inspiring me to do the full works burger on my ‘73 Twin.

@BenState Год назад

Awesome work Brad, amazing attention to detail. As an ex-RAAF avionics guy, top notch in my books.

@Bob-ir2bj Год назад

Well done! Thanks for sharing it with us. Hopefully the owner can afford to put good speakers in the cab and make all your hard work really shine. Cheers!

@retread1083 Год назад

The SF Super Two Reverb!

@JEmilioJNava Год назад

Man Of Mystery!

@bambule5268 Год назад

Tha amp just sounds incredible

@YeatzeeGuitar Год назад

😂 Good lord that tape is insane

@brendonelton Год назад

A great sounding amp! shame about the speakers, they hinder it! however, you should sign the shazzy, it will improve the value of the amp 100%! Keep up the good work cobber!

@brucehayes7251 Год назад

Morning Brad,happy to see I'm not the only one silly enough to be working,hope the holiday treats you fairly

@TotallyTuberous Год назад

Nice work, and great close-up videography. Say, what supplier has those little back-panel cup washers?

@ThomasBrock74 4 месяца назад

I think you did a Bang up job on this repair. You went above and beyond. What most texts would do you clean the old wax off the board and get that nasty duct tape off of the insulator board that goes underneath the islet bird why that was put there? Oh, my God knows. Like you said it was probably someone on a meth bench somebody methin around....lol.... The amp sounded perfect to me after you got it done.Use quality parts.You didn't cheat out so Hey, man.Great job.I would totally take my equipment to you to be fixed....

@_alexsams Год назад

Great work as always Brad; thanks for the upload!

@edwardhannigan6324 Год назад

Whoa Brad, what a mess initially...! Great amp and sound, top work and so interesting with all the tips etc..Fab video..Ed..uk..😄

@jtbracknell Год назад

Love the video Brad and great job brother man. I always learn something and appreciate your attention to detail. Nice work mate.

@jerrylondon2388 Год назад

There seems to be a number of amps with circuit boards that are used for multiple versions of the same amp with the missing components already marked on the PCB. I am sure many of us have looked at these PCBs and wondered, "What if I just filled these empty holes?" (Come on, you know you have!) Just how much work would it take to perform the upgrade ( say from 25w to 50w, or a feature enhancement) would it even do anything besides fry the amp? Would it be worth the time and money? It has always seemed a lost chance for a cheap "maybe" upgrade or disaster! I, needless to say, don't have the skills, so I bow to your exalted wealth of knowledge. This seems right up the alley of you and your dad. If successful, maybe it could be a series! I don't recall anyone having attempted this feat previously (probably for excellent reasons!).

@BradsGuitarGarage Год назад

The biggest show-stopper there is that there would be different models of transformers for each version in the example of different power models, and additional componentry and hardware mounting points, panel labelling etc for additional controls which may not physically fit, but it would be a cool video to do one day on a suitable amp, sure!

@jerrylondon2388 Год назад

Success or disaster, either way, it would be interesting! Keep a look out for a likely candidate, I wouldn't worry about insignificant things like the right transformers.

@jaronensley Год назад

I am building a new amp soon and i am going to send it to Brad and Lyle for a looksie. I am not even kidding. I just want a BGG and Psionic Audio badge to be absolutely certain its the best it can be, and have it on video.

@1Dougloid Год назад

That is definitively weird. I did work on one Vibrolux that would occasionally blow a fuse and I traced it down to the board, Pulled the backer board out and cut a fresh one, slid it in and all was well. No need for tape.

@travismccartney Год назад

Great work as usual Brad. What ended up doing the trick for the tape residue?

@BradsGuitarGarage Год назад

2:20 "Something really obnoxious like paint thinner"

@fiddlix Год назад

Hey Brad, I never understood why so many people are hell bent on replacing those blue caps. Most of the failures I’ve found were due to assholes stressing the leads too much in there “science experiments”. I am a huge fan of work..Kudos mate..!😊

@victorbeebe8372 Год назад

Mahalo Nui Brad!

@vadenk4433 Год назад

Man how do you get those old blue caps to clean up so nice? They look new, almost waxed looking. Looks great Brad

@PsionicAudio Год назад

As Brad is probably still recovering from his roadtrip weekend, that’s what these blue caps look like when you clean off the old nasty wax and give them a slight polish. They’re kind of pretty.

@montygore1200 11 месяцев назад

Does anyone offer a fiberglass boards for these amps? Thanks for the time you put in on these videos. I know it takes a lot of effort on you part but they are very infomative. Thanks

@BradsGuitarGarage 11 месяцев назад

Perhaps I should design some, Monty!

@brookchivell 3 месяца назад

I have a ‘74 super 6, those speakers they have in there are doing NOTHING for that amp. Lovely work on it though. Looks ready to rock for another 40 years now

@BradsGuitarGarage 3 месяца назад

Yes, I am by no means a big Jensen fan in general.

@victorbeebe8372 Год назад

More reason to DIY or expect to completely redo a Sliverface

@Satchmoeddie Год назад

At least it's black duct tape. True gaffer's tape should not leave behind any sticky residue, and that silver duck, duck, duckt, whatever tape can and often does conduct electricity. I used duct or duck tape to tape up a 10 minute repair in my Les Paul back when I first got it. I was 12 years old and the tape shorted out the guitar so it mostly just hummed a lot.

@dustinthiessen Год назад

even the good, fabric Pro Gaff, if left on a surface for a long time, especially being repeatedly heated, will in fact still leave residue. Most of the time you can often get most of it off with fresh gaff though.

@kbkman7742 Год назад

Fuck yeah tone snacks

@johnwilliamson467 Год назад

Roofing water dam will damp the metal way down . ( the sticky roofing substrate ) car audio sheet metal damping material is just way over priced roofing material .