I had Duncan's copper pre that looked very much the same. I polished it up on occasion with Brasso wadding.(excellent amp bye way and would be nice I think with these mono's)
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I had Duncan's copper pre that looked very much the same. I polished it up on occasion with Brasso wadding.(excellent amp bye way and would be nice I think with these mono's)
I thought I'd check - if it had been called Coppero I would have been more confident. ;)
And you are not wrong - Brasso and some elbow grease and it's coming up right bootiful. :)
take the allen key bolts out the side and go gently with brasso.
The side cheeks i just waxed -but you could use a darker stain to highlight the grain.
lovely wee amps-Duncan did a great job with them.
OK - undo 4 black allen bolts each side (2 top, 2 bottom) and the wood cheeks pop off?Quote:
Originally Posted by wee tee cee
Naw.....just remove the bolts to polish the copper-do one side at a time.
Mind and dont leave any finger prints.
An old t shirt serves as a fine polishing cloth!
And the final purchase of 2017 ... another amplifier! :yay:
On its way from the Netherlands. Well, hopefully it will be by tomorrow.
An American solid state classic by John Bongiorno.
You just can't have too many amplifiers. :nono: :D
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Didn't realise he was making amps now. Is he still 'Living On A Prayer'?Quote:
Originally Posted by jandl100
I've no idea if he's still around.
Mine is a refurbed amp from around 1980, I think.
Ah no, he went to join the morning stars 5 years ago
Interesting read about James Bongiorno, actually - http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=113225.0
Sounds like he was a really flamboyant character!
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Ah so he did Sumo and Ampzilla. Always wanted a go on some Sumo amps