Marshall - Bluesbreaker Vintage Reissue
- modman
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with a thousand clones on the market, I think this really is the way to go... staying true to your own original
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- george giblet
- Resistor Ronker
From what I can work out:
- PCB same designators as original
- Gain A100k, Tone B22k, Volume A100k
- Hard to see on video:
Part values seem to follow 1994 revision:
R1 = 27k?
R2 = 33k?
C1 = 10n?
C2 = 10n?
(Assuming no value changes elsewhere.)
- PCB same designators as original
- Gain A100k, Tone B22k, Volume A100k
- Hard to see on video:
Part values seem to follow 1994 revision:
R1 = 27k?
R2 = 33k?
C1 = 10n?
C2 = 10n?
(Assuming no value changes elsewhere.)
- george giblet
- Resistor Ronker
This video show the positions of the pots for equal sound of new vs old, from about 4:40:
Something doesn't quite add up if we consider the electronics is identical and the A taper LEVEL pot.
It might makes sense if the video has the old and new units flipped!
Something doesn't quite add up if we consider the electronics is identical and the A taper LEVEL pot.
It might makes sense if the video has the old and new units flipped!