Where to find twin OT mounting brackets

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Where to find twin OT mounting brackets

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I'm doing a Bassman 100 to ODS conversion without the OD {two seperate era preamps (classic & skyliner) into a BM pwr amp with a tube loop :lol: } and the original trafo mounts are bent up. Anybody know where I can find brackets for vertical mounting a Twin reverb OT? Looked all over, considered making my own out of alum.
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Stanley makes all kinds of 1 '& 1 3/8 steel braces..they sell at Lowes/Depot..Not the best looking but work


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Aluminum will fracture when you bend it. Use ½” wide steel stock. I used 01 tool steel on this Dagnell C1998 OPT. The reason for mounting the Dagnell on its side was clearance issues, The Dagnell is ½” taller than most Marshall Style and Marshall OPT. But it sounds cleaner than any iron I have used so far.
EVH was on to something with his famous Marshall #12000 series that used a Dagnell C1998.
Sorry to get off topic aluminum may be fine with a fender OPT it doesn’t weigh 11 pounds.
Steel is easy to work with; pig iron at the hardware store should work fine.
If you go with aluminum use a cobalt drill bit and lemon pledge spray wax for a lubricant.


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Transformer mount photo.
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Here are some pre-made brackets, but this may not fit your transformer. Otherwise you will have to make some from metal stock.

http://www.classictone.net/40-18036.pdf
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Like others said I used angle brackets from hardware store. This picture is a JTM45 tranny mounted with hardware brackets.

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Thanks guys.
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M Fowler wrote:Like others said I used angle brackets from hardware store. This picture is a JTM45 tranny mounted with hardware brackets.

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Mark, you cannot just throw something like that out there and walk away - inquiring minds NEED to know... :lol:

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That is my Root 66 I built a long time ago, don't you remember? :)

I used JTM 45 iron so it's not ultra linear OT like Dr Z used but the amp sounds so I didn't want to get the right ones for it. Nice mellow tone running KT66.
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