Put an HS-60 into a 106 chassis?
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aqualung23
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Probably a stupid question, but I would assume this can be done unless there are physical size differences in some of the internal parts. Then I'd have a nice new 106 without the price tag.
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Re: Put an HS-60 into a 106 chassis?
isn't it the same thing? why bother?
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aqualung23
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Re: Put an HS-60 into a 106 chassis?
Because if you had one of each, both of which were used for spare parts, you'd rather have it in a 106 body if possible.megamanx wrote:isn't it the same thing? why bother?
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Re: Put an HS-60 into a 106 chassis?
The transformer and some boards like the jack/chorus board are different. I have some spare 106 parts if you want to get the ones that are different.
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