1964 Fender Concert | REPAIR | Fazio Electric
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2021
- Hey all!!! I am still here - just been cranking through a lot of repairs. It's good to be back with another video :)
In this video, I take on:
-electrolytic capacitor replacement
-noisy preamp plate resistors
-tremolo repair
-and more! To find the perfect balance between reliability and originality.
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We're a new fan of your work, Colleen, but we'll be tuning in every time going forward. Killer content!
Thank you for tuning in!!
Yeah. Well deserved, I say. Cool!
Coolest plug ever. Love seeing y’all shout each other out
Smart move! She’s keeping the tradition going!
Yes!… (“Hi guys”)
I LOVE the new format that delves into the history and historical context of the amp. Beautiful work!
Me👍🏼too. I was just 2-years-old and brought to sout’Jersey in Aug., 1964.
I do remember LBJ on b/w TV and USAF jets flying from Ft. Dix overhead.
Amen!!!
Agreed, the opening history was really well done and added a lot to the story. Very concise yet complete treatment of the amp work. However, I think a short example of pot and jack cleaning should be in every repair/renovation video. Cheers!
♥️Nothing ßexier than a woman that can teach me something, from another electrician!
And do love that vibrato... definitely has the "How Soon is Now" sound...
I thought the same exact thing 😆
That was a pleasant surprise. Now if we could only hear Colleen jam with Johnny...
Good ear. No way I could guess that. My mind went to "California" by Mazzy Star
it warms my heart to see the younger generation get into component-level electronics. i was hooked back in the 70's when i got one of those radio shack project kits with the spring terminal connectors. there's nothing like soldering parts together into a project and seeing it work.
I never knew what a Concert was until I heard Dave Alvin use one back in the 90s. What blew me away was how he did the entire show using his Strat, a cable, and the Concert, and nothing else. No pedals whatsoever. And so many tones, all with the basic setup. Remarkable. I've only seen a handful of players do it with zero pedals, and this was one of the best.
This new format is marvelous: giving the historical context of the amp was interesting and a good addition to the video. Joyful
i'm an amp tech myself and i have to say i love your channel, great stuff! respect.
Your videos are great to watch and learn from. Now we all know you're a Johnny Marr fan, which makes your channel even better!!
I can’t wait any longer for a new vid !
Please start doing 1 vid a week !
I’m going kookoo !
At 23 minutes long this could be a TV show episode and BOY would I watch that!!
****Netflix has entered the chat
Nice work Colleen. I sincerely appreciate your thoroughness and attention to detail. A tech of your caliber is rare. Have a blessed day.👍
Well done. Step by step diagnostics, with commentary that remained "to the point". And good editing. Thanks for being there!
I love the smell of solder melting in the morning! Great video.
Colleen, your videos and presentations should be a benchmark and example of how ALL educational contents should be!!
I wish I had a teacher like you for EVERY subject I was interested in..
Great job and thanks for the great home-schoolin' (even for this 50yr old..😅🤙)
I like your work. Your videos are awesome also. No messing around, no crappy music "montage" (the word makes me cringe", speed up with frame cuts, so no chipmunk sounds. just the business, the stuff needed to be seen. Excellent work.
I appreciate the historic aspect of who played this amp. We hear a lot about what basses (and guitars) Carol Kaye played but seldom anything about her amps. Thanks Colleen!
Love how you show a visual snapshot of history when the amps were built.
You're replacing more components than I would and you're getting better results than me. Thanks for giving me more options.
Beautifully done! Ending with with a little Wes Montgomery was icing on the cake!
The cliping and cutting is some serious ASMR
Wow, Four on Six was a welcome surprise! Nice repair!
I bought a brown concert off of CL. Sounded amazing. Incredible vibrato... Sadly, the next day the police called to tell me it was stolen. The thief who sold it to me never paid me back. I sued him in small claims court and won. In trying to reclaim my money, I dug into his past and turned out he may have made a guy murder this woman at gunpoint several years before (that was the claim of the guy who went to prison for the murder) and he was a two-time felon, so I decided to cut my losses. Miss that amp.
On the good side, the amp belonged to a very well known local musician and we've since developed a friendship. So, not a complete loss.
Oh wow, that's quite the story!
A bit strange that the cops call you the next day over a stolen amp, there’s many stolen things out there and they usually don’t even bother investigating.
One more reason to not use your real phone number on CL or Kijiji or whatever.
@@abubakr6939 Not so much. I live in a relatively small city. The kind where you frequently run into people you know. The guy who owned the amp is a minor celebrity in the area. He recognized the amp on CL and called the cops. The cops surely know who he is. They went to the guy who sold it to me, who then gave them my # and they called me.
That thief really sounds too dumb to understand the part about having the right to remain silent and anything you say can be held against you 😂
How about the part about taking your ad down after you sell something?
"How soon is now" as an extra bonus at the end. Love it! And your troubleshooting and repair skills are top notch. Subscribed!
I dont understand like 80% of what shes talking about but it seems so interesting and i loved watching regardless
Love this format with the history!
Thanks so much for deep diving into the history!
Amps and history!!! Bravo!!!
Really love how you get into the history of the amps. Keep up the great work.
love the wes montgomery riffing at the end. thanks for sharing. a really fun watch and cool to see your process from diagnosis to full updating and restoration.
The TH-cam gods have given me a sign by showing me this crunchy channel. Indeed I do need to finish replacing the caps in my Technics amps. And replace the horn tweeters in the PV215's. And maybe finish the crossovers too.
Well done as always. Brilliant, to the point, just the perfect amount of content and context. 👍🏻
Wow it sounds amazing 👏 you brought life back in this great fender combo amp 👌!!!!!!!! Thank you 😊
perfect start my morning off with some coffee and vintage amp repair..
For me this is Unintentional ASMR. What better way to relax and fall asleep than hearing a soft beautiful voice teach about old tube amps and electronics. By the way I own a pre CBS Vibro Champ Amp.
Incredible history and amp repair. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you so much
It’s an absolute pleasure to watch
Billy Zoom from X played a Brown 1960 Concert (5G12 circuit) before building his own.
Really enjoying your repair videos. Keep 'em coming please.
Brilliant work! You present it and describe it so easily.
whow this video series are like a tutorial ... and you are teaching us. THANK YOU Miss =)
Love love love your presentation and attention to detail with your descrptions and close ups! And, the back story with other relivant history as well! I am assumming , those musical interludes are you as well? More please!:) They would be awesome soldering backtracks! Thanks also for the thorough electronics info and circuit theory! Just great all the way around!:)
That's definitely such an amazing classic amp! Great job!
I really like how you went into the history of the Amp and what was going on around the time it was built. Also love hearing 4 on 6 at the end of the video. Great job!
Your videos just keep getting better. Loved the Smiths quote. Huge fan.
Love watchin you work! Keep the vids coming, I’m hooked!
This channel is like trogly and Matthew Scott had a baby with the best parts of each combined. So glad I stumbled on this
Great video! You really take the time to pay attention to detail. I really respect that. Keep em' coming!
pleasant and not tiring video. Great channel!
Thanks for the great video, I’ve been watching your videos evolve and you’ve really taken it up a notch. Love the historic context, the ‘light’ approach to repair and restoration and of course, the Wes and Johnny Marr at the end.
What was going on in 1964 I entered this Journey we are all on.... I love the information on the amps journey as well as the Content of your knowledge...
Thanks for sharing...😎
Well done girl, I worked as a radio mechanic in the 80s and 90s and I am pleased with such videos, thank you girl, keep going in the same spirit, good luck to you.
Enjoyed it! She knows her stuff!
Really loved that little excurse to history. It helps when you view tech in the time, it was made.
Great work and nice bit of Wes at the end.
Great video!! Love you being very thural on this presentation. Thank you very much and keep it up!
Thank you for these excellent videos! You're giving me the confidence to take on the maintenance of my own SF Vibrolux Reverb!
I like how you're doing the "what was going on in the world when this amp came out" thing now. It's interesting and really helps to show just how old some of these amps are. Please keep it up. Everything else is awesome as well!
Very nice video, thanks for posting it! Nice guitar playing at the end! Really appreciate your expertise.
I couldnt fix an amp to save my life but learn a lot from these videos-great guitar playing too!
I built a Princeton, but I too couldn't "fix" and amp in most cases, now I appreciate good amp techs even more than before, and know good wiring technique.
Your videos just keep getting more amazing! I love the little dive back in to history! I did the same when I inherited my grandpas 57 Gibson ga-5 just to see what was going on the year it was made
Bless you for preserving history and educating your community:)
Congratulations from Brazil. Beautiful work!
Wonderwoman! Not only do you recap a vintage Fender amp but you demo it with 4 on 6 - amazing!
She is a good tech, no need to pretend her gender makes that more wonderful than it already is.
Nice to have you back. Great video, too!
It's very relaxing watching her work😎
Outstanding! Loved The Smiths jam at the end.
So happy I stumbled on this channel. I could watch these all day.
Great video!! I loved the history of what happened when this amp was built! Oh and intro song and dog!!! Awesome!!! Super happy for you!!
Awesome you know your stuff including history . Can't wait to watch more of your videos
Nice explanation of repairs and a great video all around!
This is awesome. Great knowledge and super soothing voice! Keep up the awesome work...learning loads
Hey Colleen, fab repair, service and tech info...! Love the hands on shots and history lesson..You are just great, at what you do..! Keep those videos coming...Ed..uk..😀
Fascinating! Music and electronics archeology, history, technical information and pure artistry all in one video. Thank you for the obvious effort you put into your camera angles. For someone like myself, who knows next to nothing, it makes a massive difference.
Thank you for sharing your historical wisdom about what you are working on. Format is amazing, well done.
Colleen, you are COOL!! I love the fact that you know and embrace this wonderful technology of the past. We've got to keep these old amps alive!
Thanks for showing all the details. Very interesting to watch.
Looks and sounds great 👍😁
Another well documented repair. Hell if I watch enough of these I feel like you’ll school me enough to rebuild this blackface super from my passed uncle. I WILL repair it before I leave this mortal coil.
You do amazing work and I’ve learned a lot from your videos thanks much
Great video, as usual. Woah, love the How Soon is Now bit!
Excellent history and presentation. Great audio as well!
Great video as always, and, as others mentioned, the format with the history interspersed is great. Also, just realized I really like listening to the sounds of you clipping, unsoldering, and removing components and solder. It is soothing and satisfying. I hope I don't have some strange fetish about electronics. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful work, really enjoyed your video! 🥰🎸
Your videos are getting so much better! Great job on the camera work, editing and sound mixing :)
I look forward to each new video, they just keep getting better and better. Wonderful work! And thanks for the shirt. :)
Your work is clearly really good! Stumbled on this vid and loved it
Did everything right) I love the sound of vintage amplifiers and guitars ...
Watching you solder in new components is satisfying.
Used to do my own setup back when, it is fun to go through the old familiars with you and so refreshing to see such respectful enthusiasm for the amps and history I grew up with during the 1960s L.A. music environment. Very nicely done, I will look forward to more episodes! Thank you!
Excellent video! Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you for this beautiful insight on the repair of this vintage amp. Very impressed about how you diagnosed and visually showed how you repaired it with dialogue.
Great video. Really appreciate you showing the process, it's super helpful. Lots of other amp tech videos don't show the work being done, they just explain it afterwards.
Thank you for this! I learn so much from watching your repair videos.
Me too. Other people are impressed with the history, I know plenty of that, I'm eating up the diagnostic information!
Sounding awesome!
I love this so much - you are so inspirational and relaxing. Also love your t-shirt. We all miss Neal!
Excellent Video!! I am glad your business is thriving!!!
After a long day working at the clinic, it’s nice to see an amp get repaired 👍🏼 quality work
Really cool. Nice choice of songs at the end.
Always a pleasure, keep up the good work.
I'm impressed with the quality of your work...finding a good tech is like feeling the sun on your face and the wind at your back.
I have just now stumbled upon your channel and I am blown away! Super entertaining and you are a awesome tech!