That is what I love to hear! I can’t wait to see one someday.

Calvin: Nice to hear! Do the current production amps have an adjustable fixed bias circuit?

@@MichaelSmith-rn1qw we have dual bias controls now on our DR201 and DR103 now, yes! And we increased the voltage on the bias tap off the transformer, so we have a 20v range on the bias pot (-35 to -65v on the 103)

How much is one nowadays.

Are most of these over in that there Olde World?! Pretty cool selector knob for the mains voltages! THANKS FOR SHARING!!

Thanks for what you do and how you do it. Rock on!

Hiwatt was Pete Ham from Badfinger go to Amp. An excellent amp to say the least.

People know one's a class act when they admit their errors, and "rectify" (pun intended, I build Marshall Clones) said mistakes. Cool vid, those old Reeves Hi-Watts are classics. Resplendent with Mustard tone caps, and impeccable wiring. Would love to get one or simply build a clone, which is the financially only option!

i'd love for you to do a video about speaker wiring harness making, parallel vs series, ohms etc that would be great

Yes in the US both fuses are 3A

Wouldn't a clean solid-state amp (e.g. Roland Jazz Chorus) also be a great pedal platform?

DON'T consider this Video as Educational. This Tech failed at identifying the Correct Safety Fuse, with the Factory Schematic in her mits. If Vacuum Tubes are at a premium, how can one say "Close enough" for Resistors and Capacitors? What useful Compromise is that? The excuse is, "I don't want to wait to get the Correct Replacement Parts, so I will just use what I find in my spare parts bins?" The ONLY reason to do that is if the Customer insists on Gigging that night with this gear. It fits with cracked nail pollish. Either remove it or paint those digits again. Edited to Correct Autocorrect.

@@truthsRsung If you have your own channel I'd like to watch it. Plus, everyone makes mistakes. For me knowing nothing about electronics, and knowing her training background, Fazio is an expert to me. She has other videos where she is reading schematics very well. Plus she has repaired amps that were a mess inside. And she has her own custom line of amps. Maybe she doesn't have an electronics engineering degree, but she runs a successful, busy amp repair business. Thanks for the input! Must be nice to be perfect and never make a mistake! I like to have the recipe for that one?

@@reddragon3733 ...I use what I know to fix people's heating and air conditioning equipment. I have to make sure, before I leave their house or business, that I haven't "Made a Mistake" that could leave the air in the house UNBREATHABLE. I have the belief that there are more steps to a repair or maintenance call because... Checking my Work keeps people from death or brain damage. Once you admit that Humans Fail, you have to admit that Not Checking Your Work is FOOLISH. I get support up the wazzu from the manufacturers and the distributers and the tool designers in the industry. Parts guys who don't let me forget a gasket, find a spec or withdraw from Caffeine. I am sure I could find many rebuild kits and "upgrades" for this amplifier if I searched a few electronic supply houses. I haven't bought a single resistor, pot, or transformer for anything that didn't meet the specs from Who Designed and Built It. I will give you two pieces of advice. The simpler an electronic circuit is, the less chance "noise" can enter a system. The electric guitar is half the instrument. Someone recording can use a midi direct to a PC as the other half then add any effect (electronic equation modifier) they want, without worrying about how cables, pedals, speakers and microphones are connected and placed. Or that there is a quiet place to do it. These amps are made to SCREAM above the voices of the Drunk Masses. It is also the leather jacket draped over the Indian Motorcycle of the Music World. Jewelry for the stage. If you really want to learn about electronic musical instruments, start at the beginning or close to it. Hertz and Marconi for the electrical theory. The foundation is essential. The Organs. Yeah, the musical instrument that is the building and vise versa. (this requires knowledge of what the historians of the time referred to as classical and radical. Xtra credit is earned when you plunge directly into the reality that Beethoven, Liszt, and Bach, alongside the inventers of the improvements made to Musical Instruments, were Literally Risking their Lives and Reputations in their struggle against the people that Owned Them.

@@truthsRsung the ramblings against an amp tech from an appliance repair man? Please. This isn't about life or death. It's about sound from a box that a more than competent tech repairs. I fined your comparisons to be ridiculous! If you bother watching the majority of Fazio Electric videos you would see how talented she is at repair. You are making to much out of nothing and over exaggerating. At least she unplugs the amps and doesn't demonstrate problems like I've seen other KZfaqrs that repair amps do! She has a video on safety and proper use of equipment. Do you unplug your air conditioners before testing? Please! Make and amp out of an air conditioner then we'll talk. Otherwise I'll listen to Fazio. Must be nice to be perfect and never make a mistake! I'd like to have the recipe for that one?

@@reddragon3733 ...I studied Robotics at Northwestern. I have a Private Pilots License. I am MECP, ASE, and Red Cross Certified. I was in Scouts, a Lifeguard, and worked at a Custom Shop called, "Rockinn Motorsports" while going to school. I was one of the last technicians to service Chicago's Union Station Coal fed Boilers. I don't know what kind of "Appliances" you have at home, but I bet there aren't many that breathe FIRE. If you aren't in a climate that requires a Furnace, you can't respect one nor frostbite or what happens to a house full of water pipes when it's temp falls below Zero. Take your chapped backside off to where you can lick your wounds in private. Give yourself a chance to be wrong, then change.