I am curious if there is any source for the old 1970's Traynor badges. I have a couple of oldies that are missing the logo badge on the grill.
You gotta love these old Traynors....I will share that I jammed with my son's band yesterday through my dusty old Traynor Mark III Combo. I put an overdrive pedal in front of the 100 watts of old Traynor juice-- and it shook the house. Now my kids band wants to borrow the amp for a gig.
I picked one up from Andy Fuchs for my unmodded YBA-1A. He often has some "spare parts" lyin' around.
I used a plate from my last degree's lab door...reasonably accurate description too! Now it's a cross between a JCM-800 and the middle channel on the Bogner Ecstasy. Slick51
There are an unusual number of early Traynors missing their logos. I think it was a pretty common thing for a lot of years to "de-logo" one as soon as you got it. I would check ebay although they are expensive as doctorx mentioned.
The logo is so darn ugly, who wouldn't de-logo his? I took 'em off of both of my vintage Traynors the day I got 'em. (Yes, I saved 'em, and no, you can't have 'em. )
Traynors might be outwardly homely but they are beautiful where it counts I love my YBA-1. The simple looking chassis & massive iron is a thing of beauty.
