[Harp-L] Re: blackface fender princeton

[Jim Rossen <jimjimdr@xxxxxxxxx>]

Replacement of an output transformer is a reversable change, if the
new transformer has the same mounting hole specs, and the old one is
carefully removed so it can be reinstalled.  The Allen TO22 is such
for a Princeton.  Otherwise it is just soldered connections.
Granted, new solders may devalue a vintage amp that is pristine and is
totally unaltered.   If the amp has had the usual prior servicing, the
new tranny lead solders are unlikely to affect value.

Jim R

On Jan 12, 10:37 pm, "James D Hoskins" <jameshosk...@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> Please keep it stock. One thing that I've discovered I like for fattening up
> the smaller amps are LowZ CR/CM elements with a transformer. Chuck Gurney
> recently piggy backed a transformer on a LowZ CR for me, it makes my little
> champ sound like James Harman's rig. JD
>
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