Has this 77 export ODS # 3x come up before?

[Bear]

https://reverb.com/item/11040329-dumble ... rown-suede

Rich for my blood,but some gutshots.

[norburybrook]

wow, that's exactly what I'm building at the moment. Great gut shots, looks immaculate all round, where's that ben hiding?

One thing I noticed was the power light? where can I get one of those? I thought it was a fender jewel light but obviously not....



M

[martin manning]

Lots of nice detailed photos there! Pretty close match on the panel lamp (240V version): Mouser 1051QC3

[norburybrook]

Lots of nice detailed photos there! Pretty close match on the panel lamp (240V version): Mouser 1051QC3

how do you know this stuff Martin?

Unfortunately minimum £50 order form mouser UK and I've got all my bits and pieces. Hmmm might have to improvise ,unless someone has one they want to send me,


M

[10thTx]

I thought the preamp section of the layout boards were gooped? Is that not the case?

With respect, 10thtx

[erwin_ve]

Nice! Based in London.
No goop: 2nd gen are not gooped. It started when Kitty Hawk stole Dumble's design. Most 3rd gen and further are gooped.

[Mr. dB]

Is that a repro cabinet?

[norburybrook]

Is that a repro cabinet?

Apparently not, it said the owner used it in the home/studio only, never gigged so I would imagine it would have stayed clean. It say's it even has the original valves that were put it. Nothing has been touched.

It's a great find and some great pictures, I'm sure someone could easily work out all the component values and do a layout. It's very interesting to me as I'm building one of these as we speak. I'd even decided to do it the same colour...strange.

I should get mine finished then nip down the road and try this one out ;D



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[Mr. dB]

Is that a repro cabinet?

Apparently not, it said the owner used it in the home/studio only, never gigged so I would imagine it would have stayed clean. It say's it even has the original valves that were put it. Nothing has been touched.

It's a great find and some great pictures, I'm sure someone could easily work out all the component values and do a layout. It's very interesting to me as I'm building one of these as we speak. I'd even decided to do it the same colour...strange.

I should get mine finished then nip down the road and try this one out ;D



M

The close-ups of the slide switches are especially helpful.

But I thought the export amps were mostly shipped out as bare chassis?

[Matt J]

It's listed as sold now. I wonder with who and where it ended up?
Awesome that they posted the gutshot pics.

[Max]

No goop: 2nd gen are not gooped. ... Most 3rd gen and further are gooped.

AFAIK:
1st, 2nd, 3rd, and transition generation ODS amps, that have never been updated by Alexander Dumble: No goop.
Most 4th generation ODS amps and further: goop

Cheers,

Max

[Max]

I'm sure someone could easily work out all the component values and do a layout.

Should be rather similar: http://ampgarage.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=12870

Cheers,

Max

[Max]

But I thought the export amps were mostly shipped out as bare chassis?

AFAIK in regard to the ODS amps exported to Germany by Alexander Dumble: All chassis and electronic circuit parts built, fitted and completed in Santa Cruz by Alexander Dumble and shipped to Germany by Alexander Dumble. All cabinets built in Germany by "Applied Acoustics" and "Spieker & Pulch - Professional Equipment" - with the exception of the cabinet of #0019 built by Alexander Dumble. Chassis and cabinets (with the exception of #0019) married in Germany by "Applied Acoustics" and "Spieker & Pulch - Professional Equipment".

Cheers,

Max

[talbany]

I'm sure someone could easily work out all the component values and do a layout.

Somebody already has
http://ampgarage.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=12870
Tony

[Mr. dB]

But I thought the export amps were mostly shipped out as bare chassis?

AFAIK in regard to the ODS amps exported to Germany by Alexander Dumble: All chassis and electronic circuit parts built, fitted and completed in Santa Cruz by Alexander Dumble and shipped to Germany by Alexander Dumble. All cabinets built in Germany by "Applied Acoustics" and "Spieker & Pulch - Professional Equipment" - with the exception of the cabinet of #0019 built by Alexander Dumble. Chassis and cabinets (with the exception of #0019) married in Germany by "Applied Acoustics" and "Spieker & Pulch - Professional Equipment".

Cheers,

Max

So since that doesn't look like one of the German-made cabinets, the reasonable assumption is that it's a repro, right?