You don't have to wait for a special amp to document. I'd watch you work on just about anything. You're an amazing tech. I love how all your leads go through and get wrapped around before soldering, your attention to detail is fantastic!

It is nice to see someone using wire cutters to strip wire the correct way.

I'm a moron when it comes to electronics; but I LOVE watching these videos! What separates you from others is your very down-to-earth and humble approach without all the "engineery" talk. Go you! :)

Hey sister! Just wanted you to know you gave me the confidence to fix my Blues Jr! And I did! You’re a superhero and we all know it

This amp is so clean it looks like a reissue

For me As an old solder soldier , that video was a pure pleasure to watch, not to mention the awesome sound.👍👍👍👏👏👏🇨🇭

Glad to see you back!

So good to see you back!

Awesome! Thank you for passing on this incredible knowledge and passion.

So nice to see you ina new video and yet another amp project.🥰

Love these vids, seeing and learning about these old amps

Holy crap!!!! That thing is in amazing shape!!! Thanks for sharing this

Fitting song to a great repair!

It sounds so good!

Totally awesome that an amp of that age is up and rocking. Fantastic video.

Aww what a supportive dog ❤

Never saw an amp with so few components, love that point-to-point wiring. Simple, elegant. What a treat!

You playing at the end was a real treat!

Good to see you back! That amp is off the charts beautiful.

Wow! Looks mint...unbelievable!

the bloody knuckle is so relatable! Thanks for a great video!

Wow, it's so peaceful and quiet there. All I can hear are the birds!

Really do love watching and listening to you work your way through these wonderful old amps. Thanks for sharing your talent and knowledge with us. Also love to see the smile at the end, tells us you know the job was well done and you are happy with the result.

You make it look so easy. A true professional 🎉

It’s just great to see that you utilize the old while installing the new … just fantastic!

Wow literal time machine. So rad

Clean work as usual!

Hi Colleen, it's a pleasure to watch you work. So confident, thorough, and calm. Thanks for the video.

Your soldering game is elite, kudos.

Man that top panel was super clean! Great video and always a pleasure watching you walk us through your thought process as you sort it out!

Youre not lying! Amazing amp.

She’s back!

The amp matches your decor! Thank you so much for this video. I learned a lot!

Love to see someone with knowledge and skill ... . THAT is a sweet amp...

That is a clean amp for sure !!! Thanks for the video ❤

Wow you’re back! Great vid and incredibly luscious couch!

Cool to watch that Amp being repaired.

Thats such a killer looking amp! Sounds great too. Nice work!

That amp is a beaut and it sounds awesome!!! Nice troubleshooting to get it going, thanks for sharing your processes with us. Look forward to the next vid.

The camera work was top notch. Loved the explanation of each step in the thought process.

Beaut of an amp, great service and your dog is adorable

Good choice on the F&Ts and that SG was a perfect pairing for this amp! Nice work!

This was another fine video. Once again, your calm voice and thorough explanations were not only informative but relaxing. For an old electronics test engineer like, me, it's a treat.

Fantastic amp!! Colleen Fazio is a super star

thanks for making videos, its very helpful for someone new to this like myself, keep doing what you do

It has been many decades since I saw Astron caps in equipment. The old tubular ceramics of that style I have not seen except in post WW2 TV sets or military equip. Nice job on the repair.

This was a pleasure to watch. I'm so glad I found this channel. I have tried so hard to get younger people in my life interested in old school electronics but no luck. this makes me happy

So cool! Love the guitar and dog love at the end.

Beautiful amp!

Nice work as usual Colleen! Keep these classic amp videos coming. Always enjoy watching the revival of gear from yesteryear.

that is so clean!! holy cow

Great work and great amp!

Watching your videos makes me want to sharpen up on my electronics knowledge and relearn the things I used to know.

Great to see you back. I love that you always explain what you're doing and why. What a beautiful amp. I very briefly had a 1960 version, but I was stupid enough to do a video on it, and my friend offered me too much money for it to turn down.

Thx for actually showing your soldering and wire stripping technique's ... That's what makes your vids so interesting to see you do the repairs in real time ... And I wore my Fazio Electric cap in your Honor

It was nice to see an amp that was kept with it's cover on, and looked well designed on the inside. You made light work of the old power cord and dried up caps.

Great job and a very well produced video. Kudos..!

Very nice little amp , great condition, I like that you show everything you do most videos that people make just snap their fingers and it’s all done you show us the procedure, very well done

Colleen i loved seeing an antique come back to life under the skilled hands of a pro like yourself. It has been a passion of mine that only stayed at a "hobby" level. But i will dive into it more at another time. Love your shop "mascot". ❤❤

Great job ! Very good video.

Great bare bones maintenance…just what it needed. I have a 55’ GA45 Maestro that’s needing this same tlc!

What a gorgeous, clean amp. Even a layperson like myself can appreciate the beauty in its circuitry and the skill and knowledge of a pro like you. This amp looks and sounds amazing! Cheers Colleen

The “Just Got Paid” bit at the end was the best part. Amazing work, and I subbed instantly.

Excellent work very professional

Love watching your videos!

Cryogenically clean example!

This Chanel is my favourite ❤️ as a musician and amp enthusiast I can’t thankyou enough for your videos and wealth of knowledge not to mention your soothing voice and electronic skills 😊

Beautiful old amp from my birth year. Great video, as always!!

Your videos are awesome!

Just an FYI, your ground wire on the power cord should be the longest of all 3 so if the power cord ever gets pulled out for some reason, the ground is the last wire attached. Love the videos!

Really popular lately ! Nice.

I love your videos. I just found you. Love your work. I hope you keep putting out videos.

A fantastic amp and service.

Thanks for sharing, you rock! 🙌🏻

Very instructive video! Nice shop dog too.

Good to see another one of your excellent videos..Thanks for sharing..Cool amp..Ed..uk..😀

Very clean work nicely done

It's always satisfying to watch a dedicated professional like you. I do wonder if that IEC cord has sufficiently fine stranding to stand up to flexing for a long time though. Most gear I use those on is not portable.

I have an old (1954 Gibson GA5 Les Paul) amp that I've had fixed 3 different times. It sounds great, but if I ever have problems, I plan to repair it myself. Your videos are absolutely a great help. Thanks!

Wow, that’s a museum grade amp. Amazing

Fantastic video, excellent work on one of the best amps. The 20T is also an awesome amp.

Excellent video. Hank is just adorable, by the way. He deserves much more screen time in future vids, too.

I admire your skill and work you do. I only know about amps from this.

Colleen great job always enjoy your videos would love to see more‼️

This was a beautiful amp. Thank you for posting. I am 65 years old and have several real 'wire strippers' in my tool box. Out of all of them I find using the clippers much more comfortable for me. I can feel when I cut through the insulation and get to the wire.

Nice & neat job 👍

Nice work troubleshooting that hiss and crackling. It can be hard sometimes to figure that out (for me anyway!) The amp sounds great too! Thanks for the video!

Nice work!

I’ve got an early 50’s GA-20. Absolutely love it. Currently my favorite tube amp. Thanks for showing the process of changing the caps.

my boyfriend laught to hard as we looked this video😂 Hes always down for inputjack repairs and other things such as powercables updates…use exactly the same techniques, but he loses all by this freakin green bic lighter😂😂😂😂😂 greetings from Germany!

Great video.

You just brought me a major nerd moment. Your mention of the 6L6 and 6V6 tubes caught my attention, because those were two of the tube types that were used on the ENIAC. :) Although I don't play much guitar, I do love watching you refresh these classic amps. It's wonderful to see their lives continue.

That's as clean as it gets. Makes me want to build that circuit.

Now that Gibson owns Mesa I keep looking for a reissue of some of these old Gibson-branded amps. Oops, I forgot something. Hello, Hank! Who's a good boy, you're a good boy!

I have a ‘54 GA5 and LOVE it. It sound as good or better than a Champ from the same era at a fraction of the cost.

That's amazing. That thing looks like it just came from the music store. Wow!!!

I got a GA-20T, been using it cranked for years as my main amp, love the trem. Haven't had to do any repairs in the 13 years I've had it. caps were replaced probably 15 yrs ago, and new speaker installed. Was nice to get a bit of a run down on the insides. Probably should replace the filter caps one day soon.

A thing of beauty, a joy for ever! Lovely work on that amp. Your videos may be few and far in between but I always love watching them. I always use heatshrink tubing for mains connections not just for splices, but also for soldered connections on switches and fuse holders. The rule is to insulate as much on the mains side as practically possible. For the sake of original look, I'd consider gutting the old electrolytics and restuffing them with new ones, and leaving a service note, Uncle Doug style.

Nice video. These little old amps are so simple to fix and sound great. I’m sure that they would sell like hot cakes if somebody could manufacture them today and sell them for a reasonable price.

Doing a major rebuild on a '65 Vibrolux Reverb on my channel right now! Love watching this kind of stuff, been about a 2 week project on the Vibrolux so far, lots of care going into it. I was even rocking my Fazio shirt in one of them 😆