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Mounting feet or castors for the K100-8 circa 1971 Kustom amp [message #8770] Mon, 23 July 2007 18:33 Go to next message
kdegru is currently offline  kdegru
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I am electronically refurbishing a Kustom K100-8 amp from 1971. It is physically very clean except it appears as though someone removed the 4 mounting feet or castors. Since I have never seen what this looked like as factory equipped I was wondering if anyone on this webboard may be able to advise me as to what those orginal equipment mounting feet look like and what could be used today to replace them? Any knowledge about this is much appreciated.
Ken

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Re: Mounting feet or castors for the K100-8 circa 1971 Kustom amp [message #8771 is a reply to message #8770] Mon, 23 July 2007 18:49 Go to previous messageGo to next message
LesS is currently offline  LesS
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Try this ebay ad - or other ebay ads if this one won't work. Sometimes ebay ads picture the bottom of Kustoms, and you can see the metal feet.

http://cgi.ebay.com/KUSTOM-K25-K-25-ORIG-COMBO-GOOD-COND-W-J ENSEN-C12N_W0QQitemZ130135717721QQihZ003QQcategoryZ118983QQr dZ1QQcmdZViewItem

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Re: Mounting feet or castors for the K100-8 circa 1971 Kustom amp [message #8772 is a reply to message #8771] Mon, 23 July 2007 19:01 Go to previous messageGo to next message
kdegru is currently offline  kdegru
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Great suggetion. That Ebone ad pictures the bottom of that Kustom amp very clearly.

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Re: Mounting feet or castors for the K100-8 circa 1971 Kustom amp [message #8949 is a reply to message #8770] Mon, 08 October 2007 16:46 Go to previous messageGo to next message
oldnavycdr is currently offline  oldnavycdr
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Anyone seen or know where I can get these? My '72 SC-150 has a couple that are rusting away.

Old Navy

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Re: Mounting feet or castors for the K100-8 circa 1971 Kustom amp [message #8950 is a reply to message #8949] Mon, 08 October 2007 20:50 Go to previous messageGo to next message
LesS is currently offline  LesS
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There is an an ad on ebay right now - on ebay, search for "Kustom feet"

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Re: Mounting feet or castors for the K100-8 circa 1971 Kustom amp [message #8952 is a reply to message #8770] Tue, 09 October 2007 07:20 Go to previous message
stevem is currently offline  stevem
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Over the weekend I got the new Antique electronics catalog, and in it they carry Peavey amp feet That are real close to kustom feet but for the fact that they have a rubber bisket section below the main metal cap which is a good match for the kustom feet.
I know they are real close, as I have been thinking of robbing the feet off of my 2 peavey amps I have!

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