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Old 05-26-2013, 10:11 PM
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My Sams is for the CTC-5 Deluxe models. It lists under misc. a #44 bulb. Not sure if it's different for a Super chassis set. The other option may be a #47 bulb. Surprised it isn't listed in the misc. section.

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Finally replaced bulbs this time around - used #44, see no reason it should be different.
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Finally replaced bulbs this time around - used #44, see no reason it should be different.
They spec'd a #47 lamp for a reason. The #44 lamp runs a bit hotter. The extra heat might melt or darken an irreplaceable tuning indicator.
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Old 05-27-2013, 04:41 PM
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They spec'd a #47 lamp for a reason. The #44 lamp runs a bit hotter. The extra heat might melt or darken an irreplaceable tuning indicator.
I did not find a spec for the bulb number, went by the post above that said #44 for the Deluxe chassis. Do you have a schematic that specs #47? I have those and could replace the #44s.
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Old 05-27-2013, 07:28 PM
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I did not find a spec for the bulb number, went by the post above that said #44 for the Deluxe chassis. Do you have a schematic that specs #47? I have those and could replace the #44s.
I would use #47's, to be on the safe side. If the indicator seems too dark, then go with the #44's.
I don't remember too well, as the last time I worked on a CTC5 was the mid to late 60's.
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