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January 31st, 2009, 09:35 PM
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New power cord installed in Deluxe Reverb
I just installed a new power cord in the new to me deluxe reverb (bandmastered). I was amazed at how "crunchy" the old power cord had become. The "crunchy" cord was grounded and had obviously been installed to replace the original two prong cord, probably in the 70's, considering its poor health.
If any of you haven't been paying attention to the power cord on your old amps, it certainly should be considered.
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