1954 Fender 5C3 Deluxe Part 2 - Failed Jack, Tack Soldered Joints, Recap & More! скачать в хорошем качестве

1954 Fender 5C3 Deluxe Part 2 - Failed Jack, Tack Soldered Joints, Recap & More!

This 1954 Fender Deluxe (5C3) is a very rare transitional model - one of the first to get upgraded noval preamp architecture. I've found a few broken solder joints, some factory tack soldered parts, a broken output jack and more! I'm going deeper this morning, tackling the recap. The next episode will be centered around initial power and tests, along with assessing the condition of the old tubes. Stay tuned! Frank Guitar amp repair, tube amp troaaubleshooting, and vintage tube amp restoration from a real working bench. Most of these videos are client updates that double as how-to style content, with real-time diagnostics, repair walkthroughs, and plain-language explanations of what actually failed and how it was fixed. Help support the channel and the work I do for less-fortunate players. Your membership directly helps fund repairs for hard-working musicians and kids:    / @thatampguy   Safety: Tube amps contain high voltages that can injure or kill. Do not attempt repairs unless you understand the risks. Nerd Cred: Soldering gear: Hakko FX-951 Solder: Kester 63/37 Solder removal: Chemtronics Chem-Wik | Kotto solder sucker Oscilloscopes: Leader 513A, 508A | 1955 DeVry Wideband | Tektronix 515A, Type 453 | BK Precision 1405 DMMs: Agilent 34401A, Hioki DT-4256 Signal tracer: Heathkit IT12 Function generator: Leader LFG 1300S Signal generator: 1960 MSU Phys Dept signal generator Chemicals: DeoxIT, CRC QD Electronics Cleaner