1973 Odyssey Concert Deluxe #015

[Bombacaototal]

Dear TAG friends.

It is time to give back to such a great community.

Thanks again for everyone who contributed to all the information available and also for everyone who helped on all my building questions.

Download away!

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and by the way, not my pictures..

[fred.violleau]

Wooaa super cool!
Thanks for sharing!!

Fred.

[rogb]

Great job and thank you!

[norburybrook]

Looks like the forerunner to the small special

anyone have any background/info on what this is/was?


M

[Bombacaototal]

It is my understanding that the owner of Odyssey Club in the US commissioned a powerful power amp and that is how this model started. The Odyssey usually have the 1/4” jack but also the RCA input to be used with several different sources

[martin manning]

I think that would be the one in LA that burned? The Winterland is named after the venue in San Francisco where the Last Waltz was filmed, I assume.

[Charlie Wilson]

The owner of the Odyssey was Eddie Nash(Wonderland Murders). The club was an all ages disco that did burn down under rather shady circumstances.
CW

[Aaron]

These are my favourite power amps. Classic tonestack with reverb into this does it for me.

Aaron

[talbany]

Cool! Thanks for the Pics!
Anyone up for doing a schematic!
Also, who knows what tube is in V1

Tony

[Max]

what tube is in V1

AFAIR the usual tube complement of an original Odyssey is V1 = 12AU7; V2 =12BH7 ; V3 - V6 6L6GC. E. g.: http://www.amparchives.com/folder/2533/ But - for whatever reason - these pictures of #015 probably show a (misplaced?) 12BH7 in the V1 socket.

Cheers,

Max