Just to let everyone here know I will be giving the amp to my partner Jim Hill/ Bill Holter at VVT Amps who will be at the NY Amp show this year and will be available for those who wish to play it.. I will try to make it to the show on Sat for at least 1 day..So come on down shake my hand and plug into the Feedback City Amp and feedback away
Tony
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" The psychics on my bench is the same as Dumble'"
Just wondered if you got to the bottom of what makes this amp Bloom?
To be honest not a definitive enough answer to say for sure this is what you need to do.I will say that it's not 1 thing in particular but many that contributes to the feedback anomaly.. I am still working on it..Sorry I couldn't be of any further help!!
Tony
" The psychics on my bench is the same as Dumble'"
Sorry to re-resurrect an old thread, but this one has really got me.
Hey Tony,
Did you ever get to the bottom of this feedback, sustainy, bloomy thing?
<i> "I've suffered for my music. Now it's your turn."</i>
Guys, I never stopped thinking about Tony's particular lively 102 amp.
Having just read the two new books by Merlin, Designing power supplies adn preamps, in which Merlin puts an emphasis om the fact that sound travels through the PSU as well as through the ordinary circuit.
Maybe the answer to Tony's feedback happy amp lies in