There has been a few people working on these old amps lately and I had done a repair on this amp last year.
Though I'd show how I got rid of the old filter cap and made a cap board using the original mounting bolts to fasten the cap board to the chassis.
No new holes were drilled in chassis. So if a guy wanted to buy a more original type cap you could.
Traynor Yorkville Sound LTD YBA-2 A/B Bassmate
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Traynor Yorkville Sound LTD YBA-2 A/B Bassmate
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Leo_Gnardo
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Re: Traynor Yorkville Sound LTD YBA-2 A/B Bassmate
Ohhh, that's too pretty! I do similar but no board - just a pair of tie strips. Solder them to chassis with 80W Weller iron. Spare the drill. Nice work Mr Fowler!
down technical blind alleys . . .
Re: Traynor Yorkville Sound LTD YBA-2 A/B Bassmate
Thanks 
I ran out of other ideas at that time. 
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Re: Traynor Yorkville Sound LTD YBA-2 A/B Bassmate
Nice job Mark
I have serviced multiple Traynors and have a similar approach. Board or tag strips
Actually I just scored a YGL3 Mark3 Combo for $150
The caps have already been replaced but I have done some tone tweaks
Love these beasts!
Markus
I have serviced multiple Traynors and have a similar approach. Board or tag strips
Actually I just scored a YGL3 Mark3 Combo for $150
The caps have already been replaced but I have done some tone tweaks
Love these beasts!
Markus
.........Now where did I put it?
Re: Traynor Yorkville Sound LTD YBA-2 A/B Bassmate
This amp has a bad power tube socket arced through, never seen that before but had a similar tube socket so it looks stock.
They are good amps for sure.
They are good amps for sure.