The Amp Garage

The way my lawyer explained it to me... If you look like a sole proprietor and act like a sole proprietor...when it comes to liability issues, you pretty much are a sole proprietor regardless of your registered entity. (If it looks like a duck and quacks like...). He also told me years ago (and now...

-*- Maybe -*- a solution would be to include in your conditions some mention such as the buyer claims that he does master the use of tube amps, that he perfectlys knows how dangerous an amp can be/the safety rules, etc, that he will be the sole responsible for any disasters and that he "declines hi...

This is why it is often best to create an LLC, Limited Liability Company. Any legal action isn't against you, but your company. They can win a lawsuit, and you'd have to sell whatever was part of said company to pay for the legal costs, but it would end there, they couldn't make you sell your perso...

Found it

TM

Guitarman18 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 26, 2017 4:20 pm I believe this is Normster's original 6V6 ODS layout. I hope he doesn't mind me posting.

Cheers,

Paul.

That's a basic Brownnote D'lite, Norm's was different. IIRC, Norm's ODS version was a quad 6v6 version with reverb.

TM

The pre-populated boards I received from Marsh Amps are for the ODS 70s Skyliner. Does that relate to a particular ODS model#? I think you mean 80's Skyliner as a base line voicing. I personally equate 70's topology as a minimal; 100K plates, the funky OD network, classic tone stack and the Fender ...

The pre-populated boards I received from Marsh Amps are for the ODS 70s Skyliner. Does that relate to a particular ODS model#? I think you mean 80's Skyliner as a base line voicing. I personally equate 70's topology as a minimal; 100K plates, the funky OD network, classic tone stack and the Fender ...

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 reviewin...

norburybrook wrote: ↑Fri Jun 23, 2017 2:23 pm Use the grounding that's on the layouts and schematics in the files section for the ODS amps.

DItto, no need to reinvent the wheel.......stare and compare is all that is required!

TM

The pre-populated boards I received from Marsh Amps are for the ODS 70s Skyliner. Does that relate to a particular ODS model#? I think you mean 80's Skyliner as a base line voicing. I personally equate 70's topology as a minimal; 100K plates, the funky OD network, classic tone stack and the Fender ...

Charlie Wilson wrote: ↑Wed Jun 21, 2017 7:39 pm Is anybody else seeing a black band on the phase invertor tail resistor? I think it may be yellow, purple, and black. Making it 47 ohm.
CW

CW, I think it's brown, 470R.

TM

Your confusing me with your terms,( B+ =HT ?), the 6,000 to 12,000v supply line that runs through my backyard before the step-down transformer isn't considered high tension around here,just post substation supply line, this is what WE call High Tension 138kv to 780kv In the context of low voltage t...

It looks like Ceriatone solders the resistors vertically to the sockets and connects the pairs with short lengths of wire. https://www.flickr.com/photos/137947485@N03/29498659934/in/album-72157674765451275/ that's how I've always done it, however I've never thought of it as being particularly rugge...

Something caused my 6L6gcs to spike up to 42w plate dissipation, dragging my b+ down to 415v and then go back to normal after the amp cooled back down and still stay normal after warming back up & being played through for about a half hour, all I can think of is component drift due to excessive hea...

martin manning wrote: ↑Sun Jun 11, 2017 1:24 pm

The Tweedle Dee Champ layout posted above will be dead quiet...

I concur, the TDC that I built is quiet.

TM