Hey I have a silvertone 1484 twin twelve.
I blew the ot
need a replacement
Whats are the specs?
Will a hammond 273cz work?
I know the mercury magnetics has a direct replacement
but I don't want to fork over 80 bucks for a first time buyer.
Any suggestions?
thanks
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price
Is that 10% off the first time buyer price of 80.00
or 10% off the 55.00 for repeat buyer? (as per their website)
Thanks
Jason
or 10% off the 55.00 for repeat buyer? (as per their website)
Thanks
Jason
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i've used Bandmaster-type replacement OT's in two 1484's with blown orig OT's--- i think the bigger iron sounds better in these amps -- it's like putting a Bassman OT in a Bandmaster----- i've sold off all my 1484's and kept my 1485 w/6x10 cab---- if one, or both, OT's blow in the 1485 i'd probably spend the $$$ and get the MM clones---not much room for bigger OT's in a 1485...........gldtp99
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I have been hired out at a lot of "Next Big R&R Stars" recording sessons.They will use a 1/2 or full stack.I come in with my 30watts of sonic power,"What the hell is That" By the end of sesson,The "Star" is trying to buy it from me.In the Twin-12 I like the low output OT. I turn it up to 7-8w/ a little delay,Thank you Jimmy P. ps>distance + depth 
