serizawa
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A few weeks ago, I posted a thread asking for assistance in purchasing some vintage Fender amps. It took me a while to find the right Princeton Reverb in the right condition, but when I did, I jumped at the chance.
The only real negative to this amp was the grill cloth being patched together from a bunch of different places, it seemed like. I didn't want to make a post about this amp until I fixed it up to the best of my ability--but here we are!
Not the prettiest job, but I did what I could without any helpers. I think I did alright for a first time try. It's not exactly the most taut or even looking, but anything was preferable to before, believe me.
I'll put the badge back on after I buy some new shorter screws that will go into the cabinet without giving me trouble.
Also recorded a really quick sound demo that doesn't sound terrific. No effects or anything, besides the amp's reverb and tremolo. Played with a Fender Jaguar with a crummy condenser mic placed badly on the floor, off axis a few feet away from the amp.
Excuse the playing, I'm a fan of the 90s stuff.
The only real negative to this amp was the grill cloth being patched together from a bunch of different places, it seemed like. I didn't want to make a post about this amp until I fixed it up to the best of my ability--but here we are!
Not the prettiest job, but I did what I could without any helpers. I think I did alright for a first time try. It's not exactly the most taut or even looking, but anything was preferable to before, believe me.
I'll put the badge back on after I buy some new shorter screws that will go into the cabinet without giving me trouble.
Also recorded a really quick sound demo that doesn't sound terrific. No effects or anything, besides the amp's reverb and tremolo. Played with a Fender Jaguar with a crummy condenser mic placed badly on the floor, off axis a few feet away from the amp.
Excuse the playing, I'm a fan of the 90s stuff.
