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Topic: Gibson g-30 Schematic |
Don Lail
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RUTHERFORDTON, NC., USA
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Posted 26 Feb 2001 8:16 pm |
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DOES ANYONE HAVE A SCHEMATIC FOR A GIBSON G30 AMP? HAVE TWO RESISTORS FRIED BEYOND RECOGNITION AND HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO LOCATE A SCHEMATIC. HELP!! PLEASE!!
TKS.
DMLAIL@AOL.COM
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Tele
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Andy W. - Wolfenbuettel, Germany
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Posted 26 Feb 2001 8:19 pm
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Hi
I have the Gibson MasterService book, so please let me know which version you have there..?! is it a GA-30 or GA-30RVT ..??
Andy
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Lou[NE]
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Weston, NE USA
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Posted 26 Feb 2001 8:33 pm
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Hi Don,
If Tele can't help you, go to www.gibson.com and navigate your way to the Customer Support e-mail form. They provided me with a schematic for an old GA-100 bass amp, although they had no info as to mfg dates, etc. They also helped me identify a 30's vintage Gibson arch-top. Very helpful folks.
Editing this post - just tried this myself and saw the following link - http://www.gibson.com/relations/schematics/diagrams/ga-30b.gif
is it a GA-30 amp?
Hope this is useful, and good luck.
Lou[This message was edited by Lou[NE] on 26 February 2001 at 08:36 PM.] |
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Don Lail
From:
RUTHERFORDTON, NC., USA
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Posted 28 Feb 2001 9:38 pm
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Tele and Lou, thank you both for your response. This amp is a G-30 Solid State unit rated at 38 watts. Apparently the GA series amps were tube types. I can locate schematics for those, but have been unable to find one for the "G" series solid state, but I haven't given up yet.
If you should happen to run up on a lead please let me know.
Thanks again,
Don |
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Lou[NE]
From:
Weston, NE USA
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Posted 3 Mar 2001 3:13 pm
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Hi Don,
You're correct, the ga-30 and ga-100 are tube amps - I was hoping you'd just omitted the "a" from the model number.
The best I can do is to repeat myself - send an email to relations@gibson.com with your request. If you've already done that, and they can't help, then I'm stumped.
Good luck
Lou |
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