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Installing a New 3 Prong Cord on a Fender Amp
Bypassing the Fender ground switch and soldering the Hot and Neutral leads to where there is no voltage in the amp when the on/off switch is in the OFF position. When changing a fuse there will be no voltage there as well.
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