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Also aren't the reinforcements on the upper panel taking the chassis position on the corners?

You report you liked the Marshall 4x10 cab - FYI the Marshall 'Sound' is more the amp than the speakers. Find out what speakers were in the 4x10 - this would be a good place to start. If you loved the sound I doubt there is a good reason for changing the transformers. For ease of construction I wou...

Well I usually don't like a Marshall amp at all.
I liked the tremolux through a Marshall cab. So that might be the speakers indeed.

Thanks for your advice.. Well as i said when i bought it i knew nothing about tube amps so i just played it until it started to crackle and pop then buzz really loudly, took it to an crappy amp tech who changed the tubes, didn't check the caps.. it was still buzzing.. so i finally took it (1 year ag...

Hey. Thanks to you all for your helpful advices. About the amp, well i bought it a long time ago, not really knowing much about tube amps. I heard one tremolux in a studio recording and loved the tone so i was looking for one, i heard a first one, loved the sound, did not buy it because it was an ex...

Hey guys, I just arrived there and you're being super helpful! thanks a lot! Thanks for the informations. By the way, my PT is 110V and in europe we're using 220V. I'm currently using a generic, cheap, big and heavy 220V->110V transformer for this amp. Is that possible that i'm actually starving the...

Hello, I have a January 62 Tremolux in perfect working state, but i hate the piggyback thing. I would really prefer to have it in a 'as-smal-as-possible' combo, with say, one efficient 12" speaker. The idea comes from here : http://gretschpages.com/forum/other-amps/tremolux-transplanted/40374/page1/...