martin manning wrote:Thanks for posting those, CW. Do you know the serial number?
Yes Martin it is #189. I had this amp on my bench a few years ago and I just recently was looking at my photos and realized after staring at the resistor values in the PI that it is a 50W Bluesmaster.
CW
been mixing in the studio today but still managed a few hours on the amp.
Coming along, although it's been such a while since the last one I've forgotten all the little things I should have remembered and have made some of the same mistakes again painted myself into a corner with a few earth's etc.
couldn't find an elegant way to fit 5 cables into one eyelet on the power board so have had to attach two from the top....not pretty but seems mechanically sound.
Marcus
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Eliminating the R/J switch is pretty straightforward; see marked-up T. Albany layout below. For the relays, I believe your PAB relay board will work with the connections moved appropriately, but the OD relay board would need some modification. Maybe you can find some "universal" boards?
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where is the V1b coupler? I can't work out where to attach the wire from the 3rd leg of the master volume pot. Is there a schematic for the bluemaster?
Marcus
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well......I've finished wiring it all up............forgot what a lot of work goes into these amps.
now the tricky bit. I'm always very apprehensive about the first power up . It takes so long to get to this stage it would be great if for once everything just worked!
now, I don't have the correct 3amp fuse ( I ordered the wrong size) can I use the 2 amp from my 102 for testing?
and, can someone quickly remind me of the testing procedure, I have my light bulb limiter ready.
if anyone can spot anything blaringly wrong now's the time to let me know.
cheers
marcus
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