Reply With QuoteThat was just standard practice back then.
With all the work I've done in 31H Type 2s, the same question always floated around in my head: How do they get away with that bundle of wires going right up the middle? Everything is in there - heaters, jumpers, output transformer primary. Nothing is twisted, it's all just lying straight together. How did they pull that off?
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Spinny things: Wurlitzer Tone Cabs (500 and 420), PR-40, 31W, 31H, chopped 31H, 125 (empty cabinet), 30A!!!
That was just standard practice back then.
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Originally Posted by Guitarbro
So would/could it be improved by twisting the heater and AC wires? I'm planning a full redo of a Wurly amp as well, that amp is just a rat nest of wires. I figured if I'm replacing all the components there, I might as well redo the crap wiring too.
Keyboards: 1972 Fender Rhodes Stage 73, M-111, A-100, M2 Desk(!), B3!
Spinny things: Wurlitzer Tone Cabs (500 and 420), PR-40, 31W, 31H, chopped 31H, 125 (empty cabinet), 30A!!!
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