Yeap. Needs to be 100 watts, with a quad though!Slowy wrote:A welcome visitor:
Remember this Danny?
Show your amp's guts
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Re: Show your amp's guts
Slowy wrote: To Danny, everyone is either a supplier, customer or a courier.
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Danny's Swart Spacetone. Wonderful amp that finally taught me I can't live with little speakers.Molly wrote:Like that. What is it?Slowy wrote:
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Re: Show your amp's guts
Yes, they're messy.
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This is the EL34 triode connection mod, in my VOX Night Train 50.
In this case, the G1 grid stopper resistors can be replaced by 100Ohm ones, instead of the original 5.6KOhm.
In this case, the G1 grid stopper resistors can be replaced by 100Ohm ones, instead of the original 5.6KOhm.
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An old 1973 Jansen Bass 25 carcass that I built a goosed-up* '65 supro t-bolt circuit into last year
Chassis finished by tubeswell, on Flickr
Chassis front by tubeswell, on Flickr
Blues-Meister Mk II (Pro-bolt) schematic by tubeswell, on Flickr
Back view by tubeswell, on Flickr
* normal and hot switching input jacks and a James Tone stack with 'slope' (mid hump/scoop) and 'boost' (raw/tone stack lift) switches.
Runs a 5U4G and a pair of cathode biased russkie 5881s flat out. Heyboer OT and Basil Padgett PT from my stash
Chassis finished by tubeswell, on FlickrChassis front by tubeswell, on FlickrBlues-Meister Mk II (Pro-bolt) schematic by tubeswell, on FlickrBack view by tubeswell, on Flickr* normal and hot switching input jacks and a James Tone stack with 'slope' (mid hump/scoop) and 'boost' (raw/tone stack lift) switches.
Runs a 5U4G and a pair of cathode biased russkie 5881s flat out. Heyboer OT and Basil Padgett PT from my stash
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This thread reminds me of my languishing amp project! Anyone got a bargain basement OT for a Champ?
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I wish someone had a Fender Frontman or something to crack open and post. Would be indistinguishable from a 1980s stereo at a glace...
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Good thread, was needing an excuse to get the screwdriver out and write those serial numbers down
