Projet G5

Thanks!

Hi, Seems neat for the PCB :good: The heaters are elevated to around 70vdc and will be run as parallel pairs of bus wire from socket to socket with the winding from the transformer being twisted up to the first valve. Should be 7 VDC Nope? :mrgreen: Nah 70. The heaters stay AC but ride on top of th...

Take it easy, I'm just curious because I never see the sckematics, the heater wiring..... Hu ok capacitor filter is quite different from the G5 who use self filter, why not. Please don't wake your son for that (I know that: I'm brand new dad...) see you. For the most part it's very similar to this ...

Super nice, it's a double-sided PCB then? Can we see the other side? Yes it's a double sided board. I can't do it right now as my son is asleep in the room next to where everything is but tomorrow ill grab some photos of the underside. Also note I made it so the rectifier could easily be setup as a...

This is something i've been working on for a while. It's the ax84 push pull power amp at its core but i added switchable depth/presence caps and also the scale control from Merlin Blencowes preamp books. I currently have it all cobbled together in a project chassis but will be reassembling it in a r...

This is something I put together to reduce stress for myself while recording. I always capture DI tracks for reamping but i always find myself endlessly tweaking plugins to sound good rather than actually recording. So i put together a single channel preamp based on my favourite amp the SLO100. alon...

McColson a écrit : ↑08 avr. 2022, 0:34 Hello, and welcome !I've got a link to your DIY PCB ?

I'll post a thread of a build. I don't want to come off as just marketing haha.

This is a fantastic project. Can't wait to see it develop.

Hi. I found this website from Merlin Blencowes website. I have been playing guitar on and off for about 15 years and got involved in the DIY scene around 10 years ago. I took an unusual route being that I started with a tube screamer then wanted to build an amp but none of the usual starter projects...