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Topic: Age of a Lab Series L9? |
Alan Rudd
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Ardmore, Oklahoma
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Posted 18 Apr 2011 1:43 pm |
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Hey, guys, I have two Lab Series L9 amps, one is black face and the other has the bronze color face. I'm pretty sure the black-face is the newer version. Also was wondering if the serial number indicates the age somehow. Can anyone enlighten me on this? Thanks.
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Alan Rudd
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Ardmore, Oklahoma
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Posted 27 Apr 2011 2:09 pm
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| So, I think I just "stumped" the forum! Anyone? |
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Glenn Uhler
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Trenton, New Jersey, USA
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Posted 27 Apr 2011 5:00 pm Amp age?
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Check for date codes on the components. Often, caps, transformers, tubes, and tube sockets have date stamps on them. Sorry I don't have any pictures of examples to show you.
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Russ Little
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Hosston,Louisiana, USA
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Alan Rudd
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Ardmore, Oklahoma
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Posted 28 Apr 2011 4:22 am
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| Thanks, guys. I think that'll help. |
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Glenn Uhler
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Trenton, New Jersey, USA
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Posted 28 Apr 2011 1:26 pm Dating amps.
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Let us know what you find. It will be good for documentation purposes.
Personally, I think dating women is more fun than dating amps. (Oops, Sorry b0b, that was politically incorrect.)
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Alan Rudd
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Ardmore, Oklahoma
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Posted 28 Apr 2011 5:09 pm
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| That may be true, but I've not dated any women except my wife for about 26 years now, so I've about forgotten how that would be done... |
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