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Re: A very rare NAD for me...
Man that's so awesome you got that!
I was surprised as the picture was loading once I saw that white piping against the black tolex, then of course, the unmistakable Marshall gold... Good move having it gone over asap.
I'd be tempted to have new tubes put in it anyway just to hit the "re-set button" so to speak, however if it checks out ok and you were planning on flipping it, then there's no need for the extra expense as you're full aware I'm sure...
I always did that with every tube item I bought and I'd write down the dates and other info so I had a data sheet for my own personal use and to help combat my sometimer's disease. 12ax7's plug and play, so those are almost too tempting not to mess with, so being I'm able to do that myself I'm all over it and usually have several matched and mismatched pairs that I'll go through just to see what "colors" I have to work with.
Hope it all checks out ok for you, and you get to jam out on it soon! Thanks for sharing!
Man that's so awesome you got that!
I was surprised as the picture was loading once I saw that white piping against the black tolex, then of course, the unmistakable Marshall gold... Good move having it gone over asap.
I'd be tempted to have new tubes put in it anyway just to hit the "re-set button" so to speak, however if it checks out ok and you were planning on flipping it, then there's no need for the extra expense as you're full aware I'm sure...
I always did that with every tube item I bought and I'd write down the dates and other info so I had a data sheet for my own personal use and to help combat my sometimer's disease. 12ax7's plug and play, so those are almost too tempting not to mess with, so being I'm able to do that myself I'm all over it and usually have several matched and mismatched pairs that I'll go through just to see what "colors" I have to work with.
Hope it all checks out ok for you, and you get to jam out on it soon! Thanks for sharing!
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