The Amp Garage

I was going to remind you where he is from but then I remember you told me he lives in France, I think.
CW

New caps? .1 of a volt I would not like but .1 millivolt. Don’t think that is the issue.
CW

Bottom line, if you don't hear the difference, don't worry about it. However, that does not mean there is no difference.
CW

Two words, Allen Bradley.
CW

The problem I have with all of this is that it does change the sound with a single speaker. This tells me that as of yet we don't an explanation for it.
CW

A little off topic, but when you replaced the electrolytic capacitors I hope you used insulated cap cans.
CW

Wish I could explain it but I can definitely hear it. It is part of the reason the FET sounds different than the normal input.
CW

bepone wrote: ↑Mon Aug 15, 2022 6:54 pm i like everything inside, waiting the final result. i would put 220k MF for the bias of out. stage, better, and save Dralorics for some other signal purpose

Or use the Radio Shack carbon films and Allen Bradley carbon comp like Dumble.
CW

The funny thing thing about all of this is that the pedal sounds awful.
CW

If what you are seeing in the photo is correct…?
CW

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Sbo15gAgcsY
CW

Filter capacitors besides filtering DC are also a pathway two and from ground for your signal. This is why the ESR is important. Furthermore, the dropping resistor combined with the filter capacitors act as a RC filter
CW

270 ohm.
CW

I would like to add that in the Low Plate Classics with the accent switch, Dumble used a .1uf presence cap with a 500 ohm trimmer in series. At least in the ones I have seen.
CW

Yes we have photos to back up that those indeed are the values in 124 as a Skyline. However, the layout for 124 as a Low Plate Classic is based on educated assumptions. All of the actual Low Plate Classics I have seen photos of have a 3k3 or 2k7 NFB with a 270 ohm tail. In fact, I have reason to bel...