The Amp Garage

Pretty cool idea. I try to use those corcom filters on the AC side when possible. They really help on line side pops and clicks.

You could use concentric treble/bass controls like the old Standel amps had. That is the stacked pots with seperate controls. It sounds like the power tranny should be able to handle what you want to do. Looks like it could have some interesting results.

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That is awesome !

Here's another similar idea.

http://www.mahaffayamps.com/rotary-wave.htm

http://www.youtube.com/user/mahaffayamp ... wA6qGwKKPQ

What's wrong with him? There's no Rockets !!!

That is correct. Blue Brown and Red. I may play with it a while this evening if I get in a decent time.

While digging through the piles of "stuff" today, I ran across a tranny with no info. It appears to be a Pacific, identified by the 1052 0033 code. Assuming the 0033 was year 2000, week 33. The only other number is T542903. The primaries are BLU, BRN, RED Secondairies are BLK, ORG, YEL. Possibly 35-...

He has WAY too much gear ! He ought to donate to a worthy cause !!

That is an awesome looking box. You just need the matching head for it !

Could be a grounding issue, such as an inferior house ground. A simple solution would be to use a Corcom EMI/RF filter. They are made in many different forms and shapes. They even make one that will replace the standard IEC connector on the back of the amp. MAKE SURE you have enough clearance before...

The capacitor on the far right should have the polarity reversed. Otherwise it looks ok.

Here's a pretty good deal on load resistors. They have several different flavors.

http://www.mpja.com/prodinfo.asp?number=17788+RS

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Try the US site, you only need a plug-in for Windows.

http://www.uspto.gov/patft/index.html

Very nice sound and playing. This gives me a little more incentive to finish mine ! Now for the questions.

What kind of volume and tone settings?
What kind of pickups?