My first Fender Princeton clone

[alextsayun]

I've been waiting more than a year to have a chance to make this clone and finally it's done

If anyone is interested I've used this schematics and other documents for this build — http://www.brieskorn.de/Guitar___Amps/V ... a1164.html

Let get started

The first and important part for me is to make it clear how this amp works. I've spent a lot of time to listen and watching useful videos.



Next step to combine all parts to one document for ordering.



I ordered custom cab from my friend for this project, wood, black tweed, 12inch speaker for Cannabis Rex.

[alextsayun]

1/2 of parts for this build

[alextsayun]

I've decided to make turret boards, not so fenderish but I like how it looks

[xtian]

Welcome to TAG--your thread is looking good! I especially like that black tweed. I'm going to start a thread on that.

[alextsayun]

Welcome to TAG--your thread is looking good! I especially like that black tweed. I'm going to start a thread on that.

Thank you! That's my first experience to build something like this

[alextsayun]

Ok, next step is putting all this parts to the chassis

[pompeiisneaks]

very cool, I look forward to more!

~Phil

[alextsayun]

Next step is assembling main board

[alextsayun]

Trying to check "the view"

[alextsayun]

The difficult part for me is to wiring all this spaghetti, oh "so much fun"

[alextsayun]

2/2 parts ready to use

[alextsayun]

Put the handmade label so as not to forget where the valves stand

[alextsayun]

First "ON" oh my god it's working

[alextsayun]

Put reverb tank to the case



and all other parts to cab

[alextsayun]

Ok, I've lacquered cab using german shellac and added a few mods

Bright switch to volume pot



and the Master Volume for the bedroom use