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In Reply to: Amp Identification help needed. posted by RonRon on May 20, 2021 at 11:43:07:
Why would you think it's not a Westinghouse amp? If you're concerned about originality of the transformers, pull the screws and look to see if the chassis appears to have been re-drilled for the feet. Otherwise, the tube lineup looks straightforward, so it shouldn't be too difficult to reverse engineer the schematic.
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