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Meanjoegreene
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How can I tell what version/revision I have ? It started out as a combo but I converted it to a head because those combos have their own gravitational field.
JackBootedThug
MURDERATOR
well to answer your question-the angle of the dangle...is perpendicular to the trickle of the dickle....seriously though...I'm on my 3rd triple highball so I don't know. but that is my all time favorite amp....it will straighten those short black curly's....imo....
skoora
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I always thought there was only one version of the amp? If there is a revision, it would be printed or written on the PCB. Maybe somewhere online there’s a correlation of serial’s and revisions but I was pretty sure there are no revisions.
BesaMoogie
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Here is a some information on the TVs revisions. There are actually tow different boards, RR-1D and RR-1E. Earlier ones had the serial effects loop and the DR RevF OTs.
https://anthonybest.com/tremoverb
https://anthonybest.com/tremoverb
Beyond Black
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Giraffe walks into a bar, “the Highballs are on me.”
BeZo
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Badum-tis!
cardinal
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RR-1D has a serial loop. RR-1E has the parallel loop. Those I believe are the only two versions.
In theory the Tremoverb RR-1D would be approximately like the Recto RF-1F and Tremoverb RR-1E would be Recto RF-1G.
In theory the Tremoverb RR-1D would be approximately like the Recto RF-1F and Tremoverb RR-1E would be Recto RF-1G.
JackBootedThug
MURDERATOR
little under the weather earlier...all better now...