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PIC:JMP 1987 Impedance selector removed
Does anybody have a picture of the back of a JMP model-1987 50W with the Impedance selector plug removed ??? The print is worn off mine and I want a visual of what position it should be for 8 ohms selection.
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Re: PIC:JMP 1987 Impedance selector removed
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8ohms is at 2 oclock and 16 ohms is 6 oclock hope that helps. |
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Re: PIC:JMP 1987 Impedance selector removed
Be careful with that, although on tube amps it is not as vital.
My 1972 JMP 50 is a European model and has both voltage and imp. selectors,however the pins do not line up with the window the way you would think. The imp. plugs are available, but take it to a Tech to measure output resistance at each pair of pins. He should be able to do it in 5 minutes. |
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Re: PIC:JMP 1987 Impedance selector removed
Be careful with that, although on tube amps it is not as vital.
My 1972 JMP 50 is a European model and has both voltage and imp. selectors,however the pins do not line up with the window the way you would think. The imp. plugs are available, but take it to a Tech to measure output resistance at each pair of pins. He should be able to do it in 5 minutes. Last edited by Guitarmd; 02-20-2008 at 10:28 AM. Reason: repeat message |
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