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Mike D

 

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Phx, Az
Post  Posted 14 Nov 2005 4:02 pm    
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I have a '68 Super Reverb and need the Temelo/Reverb footswitch so I can use the tremelo.

Resopnd here or directly to:
terapln@aol.com

Thanks, Mike

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Ken Fox


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Nashville GA USA
Post  Posted 14 Nov 2005 5:23 pm    
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https://secure.tubesandmore.com/

They have them for 39.95. Also a standard RCA plug shorted out will activate the tremolo
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Mike D

 

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Phx, Az
Post  Posted 14 Nov 2005 5:49 pm    
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Hey thanks Ken! I knew that I could use a shorted RCA but don't figure to use the trem very much so the foorswitch will be handy (or, footy perhaps ).

Please consider this closed unless somebody can beat that price.

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Ken Fox


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Nashville GA USA
Post  Posted 15 Nov 2005 7:04 am    
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They want $59.95 for them on closeout at the Fender Store (such a deal)! A vintage one can go as high as 80-100 on eBay! Why I do not understand. Gee, it is just a footswitch!!!

Maybe someone has one laying around for less, you never know!
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