The Amp Garage

Phil, we appreciate your efforts.
CW

Just read through Max’s information on Robben’s amps. I guess it is his #1 still in the black cabinet.
CW

I don’t think that is a silver face plate. A white length of tape with his settings written on it. Sounds great. I think it is his #2 amp.
CW

Trying flipping the orientation of your mid caps.
CW

I have some of those square blue metalized polyester caps and I compared the sizes and yeah .047 seems about the right size. There are many different makes of caps that look like that, mine are Xicon, but the sizing seems about the same.
CW

Been having a lot of trouble lately navigating this site.
CW

Cool, but did you try and listen to a value other than .1?
CW

Ok so I have no inside information on this particular amplifier other than the picture. It looks to me like the cap across the tremolo roach and the PI out are the same sized cap. Typically the cap across the tremolo is a .01 or .02. Also, a 200v cap to ground is too low a voltage rating for the 400...

Hmmm, I think you mean two .022 as the power tube couplers. I could be wrong. The output cap on the PI looks like a different sized cap than the two power tube couplers. I am guessing that you used a .1/200v? If so, use a .02. The cap across the trem roach is the same cap as the PI cap.
CW

What coupler value did you use for PI out?
CW

Try pushing your PI entrance grid wire away from the tremolo cathode wire.
CW

I think SRV used a converted Dumbleland (to SSS) for Texas Flood. I got to see that amp in person.
CW

I thought Brandon’s amp was #oo5 which belonged to Eric Johnson then Stephan Bruton and finally Carlos Santana and yes he was in that amp.
CW

Great! I’ll hit you up on your site.
Thanks
CW

I was able to contact him. He just doesn’t have them anymore.
CW