Quote
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by xackley:
The one I use all the time is a 1965 fender princeton reverb. A friend gave it to me. I had to put a speaker in and clean the pots. Someone cut it out to fit a 12". Bought a 12" 50w Jenson for it and a full compliment of tubes, 6v6 powered. I don't know anything about replacing Capacitors, but they probably need replacing. Still sound sweet.
For recording and emulation I also have a J-station (out of production) and POD.
And a solid state Yamaha 112.

The fender is what make me smile.

Don

</font>
Dude, That sound like a monster combo. I don't think you need to replace caps. They don't wear out. You can upgrade caps, but you might end up altering the sound of some good solid hardware.

http://www.soundclick.com/MichaelHollomonBand