The Amp Garage

not sure where that would be.... this is a non-tube amp. quite an orphan is seems.

A friend has this Marlboro amp, I haven't seen it yet so not sure of the exact model but I think it a GBO 520B, 3 inputs... Guitar/Bass/Organ, about 30-40 watts, one 15" speaker. Pretty sure its all solid state. he's had it a while & likes it but it is now starting to fade out after it heats up (20 ...

forgot to mention Sams don't have anything

I got one. complete & working. I've been looking for a schematic but dayum.... this is the most orphan POS ever. even the antique radio forums come up blank. what I know: 50's PA system with weirdo fairly high voltage output tranny. probably pretty "lo-fi" . I did a search here and found one thread ...

a couple years ago I started to build a TW clone and bought a Pacific PAC 415. but, I lost, or didn't have specs on it. I looked around and didn't really find anything. anybody got info?

I've been looking but I can't find any vendor that sells the Pacific 14415...

ish...

a good amp can make a crappy guitar sound at least OK. a crappy amp will make even a great guitar sound bad. this I know to be true

any forward motion on this project? looks interesting

I'm pretty interested in building that '97 Skyliner amp referenced in post #1. is there a picture somewhere of the main board? I've spent a lot of hours looking but can't find that one... I would love to see the layout.

hmmmm.... not on my computer. they go to "downloads" as "file.php" and nothing I have will open them, even the "Express sch" schematic program. Windows 10

I can't open the downloads in the 2nd post on this thread.... would love to check them out.

nice lookin' rig. and how about that Speaker Wearhouse speaker..... I got one in a project & wowzer, pretty sweet

very nice.... thank you

so anyway.... good bad indifferent? changes you would make. suggestions on things like... transformers. anything else?

like it says... were? I copied it to my computer some time ago but there is no information with it... lost in a computer change I guess. it looks like a really interesting amp & I'm thinkin a 6v6 would be a good next project