The ink stamp inside the chassis is somewhat smudged, but it looks like it reads "T211066". which would mean technician #21 completed wiring the chassis in Oct, 1966.
I’d be interested to see how you address the power cable and voltage selector if you plan to bring it up to spec. I used one of these on a recent album I did. They are really awesome for bass guitar.
You say there is no reason to not change those filter caps, but Steven Fryette would disagree. He makes a good point that if the cap still works and is in spec, why change it?
1 had already been swapped poorly, there is zero advantage to keeping the other originals and just swapping the one. You don't know if the caps still work either, owner told me it developed a hum which is a often sure fire sign of filter caps going. There is no tonal advantage to leaving those power section caps, only risk.
@@YeatzeeGuitar People don't believe that old caps can be reformed? I'm not an electrical engineer, but I think the people who are have it figured out. Maybe this will help. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yQJmiag9Tao.html
