The Amp Garage

Love your work, very nice!

Mark

Thanks Franco, I love small communities, no hassle or problems.

Mark

Wow I read what I wrote and yes the ears are better but hearing is muffled.

Been doing little amp stuff since we moved, no room and little energy. But still have the desire to build.
Perhaps lumber price will drop and get a shop built.

Mark

Tony, I remember you and quite a few guys started building them, fun times.

I've built a few of these Tony and people really like this circuit fun with Pedal too.

Mark

Cut pot is used in the Trainwreck Rocket and Vox AC30.

Mark

Mark Didn't he originally build a straight up older early octal 50's TV front Bassman circuit and from there kind of went into other older Tweed's..It's not surprising he eventually went to building the 5F6A circuit given its popularity and arguably the best guitar amplifier circuit ever used. :D T...

Yes I was going by memory and that isn't working too well these days! :D Back in 2007 the builder of LW amps had just starting building some amps from this Tino Z. book and posted it on a forum. He hadn't been building much at that point. Here is that amp he posted in 2007: Little Walter Amp6.jpg Li...

Little Walter layout is a strait copy from an amp building book from Tony Zolotto.

Nice build Martin!

I use a 30mm for 8 pin Belton tube sockets and 18.6mm for 9 pin Belton sockets.

My fake 1932 roadster has Ford logo on it!

The Trainwreck logos of past are no longer available and I know of no one that makes them or sells them.

Mark

I have also used bolts through tubing with nut bolting all that to chassis. Then slip board over remaining thread with another nut on top of board

Mark

This was a good thread.

Mark

https://ampgarage.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=30988

Use female/male type standoffs. female is bolted to chassis and male threaded part is for the board.

Mark