Sears Silvertone 1472

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http://www.silvertoneworld.net/amplifiers/1472/1472.html

vertical tubes somehow stay put, 6V6GT
 

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1961 so 55 years old,

unfortunately some of those blue Sangamo's were leaky, and also four 330 K resistors were bad,

 

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yes they ran out of terminals, thus the tape, those caps are for the Tremlo circuit, 1961 amps had mispelled "Tremlo " on the panel silkscreen, 
 

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schematic with DC voltages, this amp breaks up early so the slide players like it,

note lack of bias resistor on split load phase swapper, not a mis-print, do not know how the amp functions without but it does,
 

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Funny about "Tremlo." There was some other big company that labeled it "Vibrato."

I guess all those Italian musical terms were so confusing ...
CJ said:
no tolerance band, 20% ?
Yes,  and if you were my age and played with resistors as a teen (think "My Sweet Lord" on the radio) you wouldn't have to ask!

Oh my,  control room porn:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SP9wms6oEMo
 
> no tolerance band, 20% ?

It is a Silvertone, not a Silver Tolerance. 20% was still available. And probably extra-cheap as old stock was cleared.

The brown-turd cap is also familiar to oldsters.
 

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