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An early AC4 looks like this internally (3rd tube is the rectifier) much neater! the Hunt's capacitors do suggest it's a Brit amp...

The cab is from the Vox Sound Ltd period, this is the re-launched company from 1970 - the amp part is much older and looks to me like a...

This thread would be much better in the pedals sub-forum (as there's no mention of vintage gear in OP), but since you're here.... The...

Were the orig tuners 3-on-a-plate Waverlys? Rather than replacing with not-great 1950s tuners, you could go with a modern tuner with a...

don't know about that case but there are various replacement handles (+ latches etc) here...

Just got home after driving 60 miles away to pick up this one pickup Kay Value Leader with original case. It’s funny but I think I used...

The Buck Owens/Satisfaction Fuzz is the Maestro FZ-1, but there are no easily availble big name clones of this circuit - it's quite...

The screw-on jack is called an Amphenol connector - Switchcraft still make these - part #2501F - you could make up a lead with one...

There are lots of cool lower-end US guitars that are well-made - they were mass-produced in huge numbers so some are cheap, but some of...

There's another newsreel story about the Burns factory, but I thought most people who are interested would have seen it before.

Cool Thanks for posting the video :)

That's Dick Denney demonstrating the guitar organ.

Some brief scenes of the Vox factory with Tom Jennings, and a demo of the guitar organ...

that pickup sounds great! good job on the video.

Final update: Frets have now been leveled, crowned, polished. The guitar is pretty well dialed in at this point, and is an absolute joy...