Guitar / Harp Amp #6 from Hammond AO-44

This is another AO-44 converted to a guitar / harp amp.
The Hammond AO-44 organ reverb amp can be made into a fantastic little guitar or harmonica amp and is reasonably easy to refurb. This one was in very good condition as received and therefore I had less than normal to do to complete the upgrade. The transformers and tubes, are all original Hammond. The resistors in the signal path are the original carbon composites (tested for value). The capacitors in the signal path are replaced with MOJO Dijons. The most labor intensive part of the project is painting the chassis and transformers. This particular color combination is referred to as "Craig" cosmetics in my shop.
The AO-44 uses the ECL86 tube which is a combination triode/pentode. Output is about 6 watts. The AO-44 makes an excellent guitar amp and a killer harmonica amp. It retains really full tone even at low volume making it a fantastic bedroom amp.
Thanks to my friend Buzz who is playing the Fender JazzMaster. The speaker cab is a Marshall.