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I don't really care about authenticity--I just want it to work.

I have considered replacing the entire holder but I was hoping to just find a cap to simply get to work with the existing holder.

Your machine shop suggestion is a good one, I hadn't thought of that. But for the cost and trouble, I'll ...

Okay, I hate to do this but it's time for me to resurrect this old, obscure thread out of desperation.

I'm STILL looking for a fuse cap for my TR75. I have one but I need the second one.

EVERY fuse cap I've found/bought doesn't work because of a "lip" around the post that protrudes, and prevents ...

ALSO...

If anyone can chime in on some details about how this amp operates, specifically the "Effects In/Out" jack in the back and how it works, would be helpful.

I've seen pictures of TR 75s with a Preamp #1 and Preamp #2 jacks in the rear, but this doesn't have those. I'm wondering what the ...

Get me a close-up of that fuseholder. I'll see what I have.

Aargh, I used to have bunches of those board mounted pots. I'd be surprised to find even one now. Yeah, that's a toughy.

Best,

Tracy

Thanks Tracy. I was actually going to be getting in touch with you about it on Monday. Here's a ...

I also got my hands on one of these just yesterday.

Mine is in great shape, but it is missing a fuse cap/holder. I tried Radio Shack but the one I got from their doesn't screw into place.

One other thing is that the bass knob on the first channel is snapped off--post and all. I'll probably just ...