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Chassis - Fender Style 5F2 Tweed Princeton
Fender® style narrow panel Tweed Princeton™(5F2) chassis.
- Chrome plated steel, .06" thick.
- Screened white lettering
- 8-Pin (Octal) socket holes: 2
- 9-Pin (miniature) socket holes: 1
- Chassis Dimensions: 13-¾" x 4-⅛ x 2-½"
Compatible with the following octal sockets:
- P-ST8-209MIP (tight fit)
- P-ST8-807
- P-ST8-250MT
- P-ST8-250MB
- P-ST8-600
- P-ST8-809
- P-ST8-500
RoHS Compliant
| Chassis Gauge | 14 | |
| Item Height | 2.5 in. | |
| Item Length | 13.75 in. | |
| Item Width | 4.125 in. | |
| Thickness | 0.06 in. |
| Packaging Dimensions | 13.75 in. × 4.155 in. × 2.65 in. | |
| Weight (Packaging) | 2.4 lbs. |
 Measurements | All Models |
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What are the transformer opening dimensions and screw hole diameter?
Asked by Anonymous on August 15th, 2017.
The transformer opening dimensions are 1.90"x 2.30". Screw hole diameter is 13/64".
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What are the two dimensions for the screw holes, center to center?
Asked by Anonymous on August 29th, 2017.
The transformer screw holes have a center to center distance of 2" (length) x 2.5" (width).
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Will this chassis work with the fender 5F2-A?
Asked by Anonymous on November 15th, 2017.
You should be able to use this on both the 5F2 and 5F2-A circuits.
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Where is this chassis made?
Asked by Anonymous on November 30th, 2017.
These are made in China.
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Really nice to see Amplified Parts offering a good aftermarket chassis for a tweed Princeton. For all the popularity of tweed Champ 5F1s, the 5F2 Princeton has several advantages, including tone control, a separate on/off switch (instead of just a switching volume control) and extra filtering in the power supply. You can also much more easily adapt a 5F2 to a larger case and any desired mods (such as a negative feedback switch, gain boost, or larger speaker), because of the extra width and larger real estate this chassis provides.