1956 5E2 Tweed Fender Princeton Amp.....in for a Stealth Overhaul
This video documents the circuit repair of a really nice, original 1956 5E2 Fender Princeton amp. All the old electrolytic capacitors were replaced by inserting new caps within the original cardboard tubes to maintain original appearance. In addition we do some investigation to determine the correct circuit ID, polish the corroded control panel, and provide an audio demonstration of the finished product. Please note that at 26:00 within the video, I foolishly refer to Ajax Blue Molded capacitors as being "blue Astrons". I am eternally sorry for this gross error and apologize to Ajax for degrading their fine product ;) If you enjoy advertising-free videos like this one, please SUBSCRIBE to our channel and consider becoming a Patreon patron at: / uncledougsvintageamps or make a donation of support to our PayPal account: [email protected]. Thanks !!!
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