Where is the hot rod deville made

Thanks again for your help. Luker: The date code "GG" makes more sense and that means that it was made in July of which appears to of been the premier year of its debut in Regards, kcbuck. Ah ok. Thank you. Just one more question, would this make it a Hot Rod Deville mk3, mk2, mk1 or???

M y G uitar B uddies. Thank you so much in advance for your help. Luker Share. Change shipping region. Listing Sold. Shipped From. Message Seller. About This Listing. Comes with a vinyl slip cover as well. Reviews of this Shop. Product Specs.

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I've got one I picked up for a deuce last weekend and it's starting to look better and better. Posts: 2, I've worked on several hotrod series amps. Three differt revisions I know of on the circuit board on the old version. I haven't been inside the newest updated III series. I've repaired the tube socket mini boards that float downward 90 degrees from the main board for burn marks. They get hot. Input Jack mods to make the stronger, they usually break solder joints eventually.

Put in a linear pot on the volume and a in V1 and it becomes a better amp. A friends amp has been a road dog amp for a while. Its plywood. From the tube sockets to the plastic pot shafts to the chip-core cabinets, the Hot-Rod series is truly a joke. Still poorly made, but it's the best sounding of the lot. Are they designed to bounce?