The Amp Garage

Build something that uses the same output tubes as the donor amp.

hebaton wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2024 9:59 pm THe amp I am looking at is a 1990 !

Why do you say it is a 1990? Fender was not making any Deluxe Reverbs at that time and the Reissue did not go into production until 1993.

hebaton wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2024 9:59 pm THe amp I am looking at is a 1990 !
THe label inside ( tube complement ) says : Deluxe Reverb-Amp AB763

Show us what you are looking at. The AB763 Deluxe Reverb was only produced between 1963 and 1967!

https://ampwares.com/amplifiers/fender- ... xe-reverb/

I asked Bing Copilot, "When did Fender release the first 65 Deluxe Reverb reissue?"

Copilot replied, "Fender introduced the '65 Deluxe Reverb reissue in 1993."

The manual I posted was dated 1993.

I'm pretty sure the pots are on a separate pcb.

Thanks Martin. I really like yours too!

Out of curiosity, what does the amp sound like with the master on 10? Mine sounds terrible. Regardless of whether i implement this or not, I would like to have a somewhat usable amp through the volume sweep. I mostly played the amp with the MV on 10, but the volume pot was down below 5. I only play...

I just installed a 100K master volume pot in my single channel DR. Lets you control how much signal is sent to the PI. Works fine for me. Take a look...

https://sluckeyamps.com/tdr/tdr.pdf

imo1 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 2:10 pm Rob lists 1.9V AC as being the equivalant to 5.3V peak to peak. This is an error, yes?

No, Rob is correct. 1.9Vrms = 1.414 x 1.9 = 2.69Vpeak = 2 x 2.69 = 5.38Vpeak to peak

That's good.

The NFB wire to the board will always be connected to the yellow OT wire. When using KT66s you need to change R31 to 100K (see schematic).

You seem to be reading the color code wrong on those blue 5 band resistors. There are numerous places where you used a wrong value. I suggest using an ohm meter to verify the value of every blue 5 band resistor in this amp. Replace with correct values. The attached pic shows an example. There are mo...

You installed 470,000Ω screen resistors instead of 470Ω. Gotta correct that before the amp will make any joyful sounds.

Oddvar R wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 6:46 pm I also ewxpected to see som CT's.

The white wire is a CT for the high voltage winding. There is no CT on the filament winding because there was no CT on the original Fender 125P7D PT filament winding.

The blue wire is the bias tap. Check to be sure you get resistance readings from the blue to each red and also the white to confirm.