Building A Fender Princeton Reverb - Watch Before You Build!⚡🎸🔥

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Brace yourselves, folks! This ain't your average stroll through the park! Get ready to buckle up for the wildest ride yet in the Princeton Reverb amp build series Part 6! This installment is so epic, it's practically its own feature film!
I've been burning the midnight oil on this build, folks. The adrenaline's pumping, the excitement's building, and I'm on a mission to get this bad boy across the finish line! We're inching closer and closer to hearing those tubes hum with power, and I swear, I can practically taste the sweet sound of victory!
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[@Stephen_M.]

This video shows as being posted 5 days ago. I received no notification and it just showed up in my cue today. Thanks KZbin! I agree 100% with labeling both sides of the board. This will also help with final connections check before for soldering each connection. When testing the wire connections, I would use the 200 ohm setting as opposed to the continuity setting, as the latter can read through components. If you read more than a fraction of an ohm, you may be reading through components and it will be obvious to you. Good catch on the transformer mount position. This should be a good series for anyone building one of these amps! Well done Tony!

[@olafurbaldvinsigursson7252]

Hi, Tony, you where right about the capacitor 743J (47nF). I looked at the schematic and saw it is in the tone circuit and you had already solder it down. When you start soldering the wirers bend them to he right place. Then it will be easy to follow then to look for right connections. What's left is easy and your soon will be hearing great sound from you Princeton Reverb. Thank you for the vid.

[@FlashDesignsTM]

I am building one as well and your videos have been a great help in indentifing issues. Really looking forward to the next part!

[@TheFullNelsons]

Did you ever complete this amp? How did it sound?

[@boco1951]

Great job! Thanks for posting. Do they have a Deluxe Reverb amplifier? I have the cabinet for one and I am thinking about a build?

[@addictedtogear]

Yes they do.