Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?

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Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?

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Hi 10thTx

There are still bugs in your layout. :(

The NFB should be connected to turret 19, on pin 7 of V2.

Also the transformer connections have to be made with more care. As it stands, the NFB turns into PFB, and the amplifier gets noisy, and some oscillations. Follow the schematic exactly to make these connections correctly. :wink:

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Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?

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Thank you again for the corrections. I edited the previous post again. As an FYI, I have no plans to build this amp. I thought it was an interesting and creative design that had some features that I had not seen before & so the schematic and layout were my way of trying to see the topology. And I liked the YouTubes that I saw.

Hopefully, someone can sort it out with your excellent schematic as a reference. I posted the editable SCH version of the layout so anyone can edit it to suit their needs.

With respect, 10thtx
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Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?

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So it would appear that James posted the schematic up for the JTM/JCM1 in this thread, unfortunately the link is now dead :cry:

http://ax84.com/bbs/dm.php?thread=460389

I don't suppose anyone was fortunate enough to grab a copy?

I'm working on a turret layout for the JCM1 without diode clipping and an additional tube instead of the LND150 purely as it'll be a neater layout.
It'd be rude not to make the other half of the tube a switchable gain stage right?
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I would love to track down the schematic......can't believe that it was grabbed by someone.
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Really! This scheme was for a short time with the active link.

And it would have been lost, were it not for our good friends, who did the favor of keeping the file for us:

http://www.handmades.com.br/forum/index ... #msg171267

Enjoy
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We might as well save it here too :)

Edit: Removed as the new version is a lot bigger/clearer.

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Great work guys. I re downloaded the schematic from the link on that page and it came out better quality. Here it is.
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Littlewyan wrote: Tue Mar 28, 2017 9:40 pm Great work guys. I re downloaded the schematic from the link on that page and it came out better quality. Here it is.
Thanks, guess I was just seeing a cropped version, that one's a lot better, removed mine, as it's less useful :)

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Yeah for some reason the site cropped it slightly, even if you opened it fully in another tab. Weird.
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Has anyone built one of these amps yet. They are rather cool. I'm surprised there aren't Chinese knock offs available yet.
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Nice to see the development this thread has done!
If you all agree, we can collect all the updated informations in one post, then add a direct link to that post in my first post, to let everyone go straight to the informations. What do you think?
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Yeah I built one. Its a great amp.

Yeah if you can do that Roberto that would be great.
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So the amp is the same as the Andertons amp?
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I can't believe I never found the link....I vaguely remember looking through the handmade site, but I did so when I was tired and obviously never thought of it again.

I have not decided if I am going with a circuit board design or a turret board layout... I have built a couple of pedals a long time ago, but I have never built an amp with a circuit board. So I am not really sure which way I want to go.

Just wanted to thank Matec and everyone else that have posted and kept schematics and layouts active.
Matec wrote: Tue Mar 28, 2017 3:03 am Really! This scheme was for a short time with the active link.

And it would have been lost, were it not for our good friends, who did the favor of keeping the file for us:

http://www.handmades.com.br/forum/index ... #msg171267

Enjoy
Just wanted to thank Matec and everyone else that have posted and kept schematics and layouts active.
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Has anyone built the amp using the Classic Tone transformer set?
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