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RE: What's in your library challenge
Hi, Thank you Dave.
I got totally off track with this once i started and then i just thought it's too late to stop now i'm posting it Haha
Here's a link to Jim Elyea's page. I don't know if the book is still available. There's always Amazon too.
http://www.historyforhire.com/VB/voxguidebook.html
I did some work on tube guitar amps after studying all the books! I can do some minor service and repair. It's pretty cool if you play old amps. Fenders are probably the easiest because of the way Leo designed them and all the info you need is easily available. Whew i'm really spun with all this. I'm really just a photographer and artist/musician who really can't write to save his life :)
You CAN write, Ross!!!! You certainly express yourself and who you are. Don't stress about it!
I'll second that. You did just fine!
Thank you.
Yes there are new tubes available but they are a mixed bag when it comes to quality, lifespan and tone. I bought some new old stock tubes (nos) 50's and 60's stuff about fifteen years ago and wish i would have bought more. They are harder to find now and much more expensive. If you have a small project or something to restore they are worth it though.