Is there a schematic you could direct me to for a Wurlitzer amp model 661 or jukebox model 115, vintage 1937? The amp's tube complement: two 30's, three 45's, and 5Z3. thanks.

Hi Neal

Closest I could find was 660. It has 3 #45's, 5Z3, 30 and 1B5. 1B5 is a triode like 30 with extra diodes. It may be a similar amp?

Norm

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:Is there a schematic you could direct me to for a Wurlitzer amp model 661 or jukebox model 115, vintage 1937? The amp's tube complement: two 30's, three 45's, and 5Z3. thanks.

:Is there a schematic you could direct me to for a Wurlitzer amp model 661 or jukebox model 115, vintage 1937? The amp's tube complement: two 30's, three 45's, and 5Z3. thanks.

You may be able to purchase a repair manual from Always Jukin, they are on the net.

I have a Wulitzer model 616A from 1937 I have had it for about 15 years and it plays perfect, It's built like a tank.

The amp in mine is a number 771, it has two #30 a tube I can't read and four #45s. Looks like yours might be older than 1937, but not much. I think they started making them around 1934 under the name of Wulitzer Simplex.

Hi,
i forget the site off hand, this computer I am using does not have the same bookmarks as my other- but, Durfee "might" have the schematic online. Go back to April or march in the messages, and the site should be listed. I could not remember which site it was at that time, and could not find the bookmark. I think I asked it as "AMI C", but they have a number of makes there too.

::Is there a schematic you could direct me to for a Wurlitzer amp model 661 or jukebox model 115, vintage 1937? The amp's tube complement: two 30's, three 45's, and 5Z3. thanks.
:
:You may be able to purchase a repair manual from Always Jukin, they are on the net.
:
:I have a Wulitzer model 616A from 1937 I have had it for about 15 years and it plays perfect, It's built like a tank.
:
:The amp in mine is a number 771, it has two #30 a tube I can't read and four #45s. Looks like yours might be older than 1937, but not much. I think they started making them around 1934 under the name of Wulitzer Simplex.