Hello,
I made an AC15 chassis up about 10 years ago and never got around to completing it due to being overwhelmed with my teaching job, which I just retired from. I have dug out the AC15 and fired it up. It sounds great and need to get it in a cabinet.
One thing that concerns me though is the output difference between channel 1 (vibrato channel) and channel 2. Channel 1 is quite a bit lower volume than channel 2. Is this normal on an AC15?
Thanks
Tom
AC15 channel output difference
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Re: AC15 channel output difference
That's normal.
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Re: AC15 channel output difference
You can make it much better by swapping positions with R10 and R35. Even better if you replace R35 with a jumper wire and change R10 to 62K. Refer to linked schematic. Easier to see what's going on if you look at page 3.
http://sluckeyamps.com/VAC15/Vox_AC15.pdf
http://sluckeyamps.com/VAC15/Vox_AC15.pdf
Re: AC15 channel output difference
That is brilliant, thanks so much. I'll let you know how I get on. What a superb set of documents.sluckey wrote: ↑Sat Mar 25, 2023 12:52 pm You can make it much better by swapping positions with R10 and R35. Even better if you replace R35 with a jumper wire and change R10 to 62K. Refer to linked schematic. Easier to see what's going on if you look at page 3.
http://sluckeyamps.com/VAC15/Vox_AC15.pdf
Re: AC15 channel output difference
I made those mods on R35 (jumper) and R10 (66 because not got 62) and channel 1 seems even quieter. Will reverse it and compare
Re: AC15 channel output difference
I did not expect that.
And I should add... Looks good on paper but I have not done this to verify.
And I should add... Looks good on paper but I have not done this to verify.