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Just a beautiful tone, a beautiful track and masterfully played! thanks Barry, that's a great compliment. I nearly tagged my post on the end of the 'why Dumble cleans?' thread. For me this is a great example of why dumble cleans. M I definitely agree on the cleans. I really like my JM Sig clone as ...

Just a beautiful tone, a beautiful track and masterfully played!

that's absolutely amazing - that amp is extremely valuable to us Heads! It's just a beautiful thing to see. Thanks for sharing!

very, very cool story, thanks for sharing! Great info about the G12 80 too, I have to check that out. Best with the project!

Nice! Thanks for sharing Mark, I always enjoy your builds. Great idea !

Thanks for the input and data points. I'm going to give it a shot, I'll report back with my experience

I've read many threads and I know that there are many 183 builds out there. It seems that many of been concerned over the current draw for the heaters since this build uses EL34s and really calls for 6.9 A on the heaters. Have most people been successful using standard twin iron? I know by reviewing...

What a great build, superb work! I'm contemplating a 183 before I do my low plate 124 build. I'm concerned about the capacity of the PT to handle the heater load. I'm posting a question separately on that. I assume that's the source of the heat concern.

I'd like to add my thanks Taylor, you are an extremely helpful guy and I really appreciate all the assistance. I've built one of these using Taylor's chassis, and it is excellent. it's one of the nicest Amps I've ever played in my life and I use it regularly and one of my bands.

I would definitely be interested, especially in a silver chassis

Tom, I'm so sorry to hear of your challenges. Best wishes for a swift recovery –

I really miss visiting the site. My work laptop blocks it, and my Mac at home won't let me login. There's so much knowledge in the site, I feel lost without it. Please mods - do something ! Let me know how I can help -

I have one precision board left too - doing a 124 next, but the old style board is fine for me. I'll have to make one. Enjoy the build!

Sounds awesome! Once I figured out the quirks with the switches that have been documented previously, and added the 10K tell resistor on the bass pot, and got the FET set, it was a dead nuts winner. Love it!

Charlie, I used a spare Magnetic Components Super Reverb transformer, so 40-50w. I used the 5v taps for the relay, very handy. I did have to drill a few extra holes, but I do that sort of thing all the time. Sorry I couldn't reply sooner - I am no longer able to access this forum on my main home com...