1969 SAP/CP103

[OldSchoolDave]

Is it just the photo or did that faceplate clean up nicely?

Dave

[Dr.HI-TONE]

It had masking tape on it with the description of what each pot did with the "modified" preamp.

I removed the masking tape and cleaned it off with WD-40 on some gauze. It works very well!

Hopefully this evening I can get it to the point where I can fire it up! I will still be tweaking and tidying up for a while, but "the waiting is the hardest part" -tom petty

[Dr.HI-TONE]

before pics............sorry they are tiny! I couldn't wait to start removing all that mess, so I didn't take good pics before I dug in.

[STDtheBAND]

wow. n i c e

[lffish133]

Hey Dr. Hiwatt How's the CP103 coming along?

[Dr.HI-TONE]

I had several distractions and set it aside for a while. I need to finish it up before the convention!

[Dr.HI-TONE]

I didn't get it finished before the convention, but with some help from Mark H. the beast came back to life!

It has some serious lungs too!

Hiwatt Bob had it absolutely screaming!

[OldSchoolDave]

Hiwatt Bob had it absolutely screaming!

I can attest to that !!!

Dave

P.S. The Terraza has landed...(1450 miles round trip)

[Dr.HI-TONE]

I finally got around to getting some pics of it now that it is presentable.

[OldSchoolDave]

Quite a transformation - great work! I like the metal badge .

Dave

[mhuss]

Beautiful. Now you need a matching 50.

--mark

[Tripower455]

I need one!

[lffish133]

Cool, I felt really bad for that amp, I'm glad you healed it!

[JR]

This looks like a fun project that will yield serious tone rewards. Nice job and thanks for posting to photos of your progress.

[marantz1300]

That dos'nt look that differant to my 73 PA 100. How dose it sound ?