Einleitung

Hammond invented the spring reverb for their first electric organ in 1935. Since then, the spring reverb has produced an iconic effect heavily used in guitar amplifiers. If yours has stopped working it can be easily replaced or upgraded for a more desired tone.

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    • Remove 6 Phillips screws securing the back plate.

    • Lift the back panel out of the amp.

    • Gently pry with a flathead screwdriver or other tool to release the back panel if it's stuck.

    • Be careful not to pull out the wires connected to the power converter.

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    • Saw the adhesive from in between the reverb tank and the cabinet until the reverb tank is released.

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    • Use wire cutters to remove the zip tie fastening the wires to the speaker.

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    • Unplug the wires leading from the reverb tank to the motherboard.

    • Notice they are plugged in where the motherboard is labeled "reverb only."

    What are these plug ends or leads called? Is there an RCA adapter/converter for them?

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    • Remove the reverb tank.

    what if I wanted to upgrade to gen 1 replacement like this one

    https://www.amplifiedparts.com/products/...

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    • Glue the new reverb tank into place following the directions provided with the glue or epoxy of your choice.

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    • Reconnect the wires and test the new reverb tank ensuring the effect properly matches the knob setting.

Abschluss

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Sam Omiotek

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I guess there is 2 versions of this amp the one in this video this version of the tank has 3 springs; this looks like 2…

Wonder which one was the newer version?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o856fDGI...

John Ender -

Interesting! I wouldn’t know which is the newer version, but the one in the YouTube video does look like it has higher quality parts…

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