The Amp Garage

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Hey folks,
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I'm confused, 3 pots, 4 jacks? If this isn't stereo then what's the 3rd pot? Looks very cool, but what's going in the other 1/2 of the rack space? I want one. :D The extra knob is the recovery input level. I don't even have a rack anymore :) It sits on top of an amp OK though :wink: Hi, I'm interes...

martin manning wrote:I'm interested too... PT and/or kit. Is there enough room to squeeze a choke in there?

MPM

OK
Yeah I believe there is.
The PS board could also be a bit more compact by using all radial caps.

Brownnote Those are very cool.. Are those available in a kit?...Dliteloop? Tony VVT I've been procrastinating on it for a while now :roll: I was thinking of calling it the Little Dummy? Brownnote Those are very cool.. Are those available in a kit?...Dliteloop? Tony VVT It would be a very cool kit. ...

Belton from AES or CE Dist, well worth the extra buck or so. The standard asian stuff breaks with one tightening. S-H142 ? The description doesn't say Belton, and others do. The ones I bought from either LV or Hoffman snapped in no time. Yes that's the one: http://www.tubesandmore.com/scripts/foxwe...

briane wrote:any idea what PT? thats pretty cool.

Thanks, the PT is one we have made for us by Pacific, here in CA.
It's a 120/240V Input with HT and heater taps.

paulster wrote:Really nice work, and very cute form factor.

Where did the chassis come from, or was it a custom?

Thanks
It's a Hammond chassis from Mouser.

This is just so cute I had to post a pic:

http://brownnote.net/images/ld1.jpg

Anybody seen this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U1mrbqy ... rofilepage

congrats!
Looking good!

Sounds good, thanks for sharing that.

If you're building a stock D'Lite it calls for 2 SPST or SPDT one each for the PAB and Bright, and 1 DPDT for the OD.

I suggest getting 3 DPDT in case you want to try something different down the line like Deep, Jazz/Rock, switches etc.