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| PedalDoctor FX started as a custom effects pedal repair and construction shop and soon made the inevitable addition of modifications to my list of services. Now that I have a shop and the room to do so, I not only work on pedals, but I have an insatiable affirmation for vintage and custom built amps and usually have a few of them in my shop as well. After all, effects, amps and guitars are what I call the "Trinity of Tone" and you can't love one without the other two. Check out some of the current repairs and mods that I've got on my bench... |
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| 1961 Fender Reverb 6G15 |
| Duplicating the "BluesBreaker" |
| Nothing compares to the sound of a true spring reverb! This month I had the pleasure of working on a real piece of music history; a '61 Fender Reverb Unit! These sonic beauties are getting harder to find and are definitely worth having if you can find one for the right price. |
| A while back Will Owsley approached me to convert his '68 Marshall 50-watt "Plexi" head into "Bluesbreaker" combo. I usually will avoid modifying a vintage amp like this mostly because I'm a bit of a purist and I already consider an amp of this caliber to be sonically elite but we weren't altering the amp itself too much so I jumped at the chance to have a near-mint Marshall on my bench to work with (who wouldn't!) Check out the transition... |
| Coming Soon!! |
