The Amp Garage

Sorry to resurrect this (long dead) thread, but does anyone know whether this list was completed? I've started work on a "Global Trainwreck Register" so that we can get a definitive list of all Ken's amps, oddities or standards in the circuits, gutshots, audio, etc. You can see the proposed framewor...

gearhead wrote:NEETS is a great resource. It's designed to train anyone previoulsy unfamiliar with electricity and electronics. Here is a linkie where you can download the entire series for free...

Wow, there's some superb info there alright. That should keep me busy for a while! Thanks very much!

M

Here's a new link to the excellent Jack Darr stuff:

diyguitarist.com/Misc/J_Darr.htm - dead link

M.

Mod edit: dead link

John_P_WI wrote:Look about 10 posts down at "prototyping resources". A lot of good starting points there.

Smashing stuff! I'm away!

Thanks very much.

M.

Hi all,

Apologies if this has been asked (couldn't find it in in the forums).

Can anyone suggest a resource (online/video/etc.) that will give me an introduction to tube amp technology and how/why they work?

Where does everybody start?

Cheers,

Matt

M Fowler wrote:I thought one of our members already had a Facebook Trainwreck page

I had a scout 'round but I couldn't see one.

The more the merrier!

M.

Hi all, I have created an open Trainwreck group on Facebook with the primary aim of bringing together owners/users/fans of Ken's work and to explore the possibility of creating high quality recordings of Trainwreck amps in various configurations. Ultimately I'd like to be able to create a CD/DVD ima...