Dating a 200B head [message #5709] |
Tue, 19 April 2005 15:22 |
torsson
Messages: 2 Registered: April 2005
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Just bought an old kustom head (200B) and i need some help dating it. The serial number is 56779 on backplate. Is it a '69 or '70?
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Re: Dating a 200B head [message #25435 is a reply to message #25434] |
Thu, 18 August 2016 07:38 |
Torsson-2
Messages: 6 Registered: August 2016
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stevem wrote on Thu, 18 August 2016 06:23On the black metal bell case on your amps power transformer there will be a series / string of 6 numbers stamped in it, if you post those numbers I can tell you when your amp came out of the Woumb!
On every control pot in the amp you will find a series / string of 6 numbers that start with 137, for example 137934, the last three digets in that string are number 9 the year 1969 and the last two are the week of that year.
All Kustom 200 series amps need a 4 ohm load to output there full 100 watts of clean power, running them on a 8 ohm load is less of a load on the amps power supply , but you will only have / hear some 65 watts of clean output.
Checked the transformer now. I guess it's a Northlake (EIA # 1005) the number is 1005021, so I guess it's a 1970, week 21. There's also anotther code on it: 019-7005-01. Could that be the part number?
On the pots it says: 137 7006.
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