'62 "mini" imperial
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'62 "mini" imperial
I just restored and re home one of these with a family member. It had the PP6BQ5 amp with 15"s and horns. Sounded good. Looked better with clean lines and grandma's pulls in a bag inside the cabinet. Think I prefer front facing 15"s
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Re: '62 "mini" imperial
I have the Symphony version of that cabinet which makes mine a 5 knobber. Mine came with 12" woofers instead of the 15". I do have the horns. Two of my handles were broken off so I replaced them with something modern. If I can find my photo, I will post so you can see what I used. I got them at ACE hardware.
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Re: '62 "mini" imperial
I kept the 3 old ones in case the new owners want to reattach them. In my opinion they're ugly and it looks far better without themWilliam wrote: ↑Mon Jul 31, 2023 11:39 pm I have the Symphony version of that cabinet which makes mine a 5 knobber. Mine came with 12" woofers instead of the 15". I do have the horns. Two of my handles were broken off so I replaced them with something modern. If I can find my photo, I will post so you can see what I used. I got them at ACE hardware.
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Re: '62 "mini" imperial
I have been dumping unwanted SS units and a few low power tube models in undesirable cabinets at Habitat Restore, so I never see them again. Removing this hardware and bagging it is always a good idea, they present so much better.
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