2rd Gen 100W hybrid completed

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ToneMerc wrote:
groovtubin wrote:How bout some clips of this beauty?

Shame to see it and not hear it! :lol:
Jim, the plan is to put some slide and lap steel clips :wink:

Mike
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Well my pig is finished for the most part, minus the string resistors. She passed the smoke test with flying colors, 516V unloaded. I'm thinking she should fall in around 490V or so.

Mike
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Super clip

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Very very nice there fella. Hope to hear clips.

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Beautiful build :D
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Re: 2rd Gen 100W hybrid completed

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Very nice TM.
so the amp is a #40 hybrid, Is it a cross between #124 and #40?
Just #40 pre amp board?
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Thanks guys, yeah "hybrid" in the sense that it has the precision power supply, separate masters and mid boost.
The preamp board is pretty much all #40, except I changed the GNFB resistor to a value more inline with a 100W vs a 50W and I used a different value resistor after the V2b coupler.

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I wish someone would offer a run of #40 chassis as per Tony's layout.

CE Pedals?
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CHIP wrote:I wish someone would offer a run of #40 chassis as per Tony's layout.

CE Pedals?
I don't think we'll be doing one anytime soon. :(
"Let's face it, the non HRMs are easier to play, there, I've said it." - Gil Ayan... AND HE"S IN GOOD COMPANY!

Black chassis' availble: http://cepedals.com/Dumble-Style-Chassis.html
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Re: 2rd Gen 100W hybrid completed

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Sure does look good! Are those light blue resistors Mepco?
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CHIP wrote:I wish someone would offer a run of #40 chassis as per Tony's layout.

CE Pedals?
We tried that before....... :lol:
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David Root wrote:Sure does look good! Are those light blue resistors Mepco?
Thanks David, yes they are.
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Re: 2rd Gen 100W hybrid completed

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I'm waiting for delivery on transformers to build something similar, 40-ish clean and separate masters with a precision power supply and 100 watts of EL34. For the OD channel I'm going to try a Hiwatt style tone stack at the entrance with the controls on the front panel. If that doesn't work well it will switch to a final stage cathode follower tone stack or standard HRM.

Putting it all in a JCM800 size chassis and foot switching for FET, OD, and bypass on either tonestack. should keep me busy for a while.

I like the idea of what you did, the early pre with big power and tight power supply.

Any clips yet?

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odourboy wrote:
CHIP wrote:I wish someone would offer a run of #40 chassis as per Tony's layout.

CE Pedals?
I don't think we'll be doing one anytime soon. :(
I guess I'll have to get out the drills ,metal cutting and bending tools.
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Re: 2rd Gen 100W hybrid completed

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Fine looking build :!: Congrats.
Jeepers - all these superbly well executed builds around here lately sure make me feel like a piker......
I am done with building and back to lurking..... and tweaking.........
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Re: 2rd Gen 100W hybrid completed

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stelligan wrote:Fine looking build :!: Congrats.
Jeepers - all these superbly well executed builds around here lately sure make me feel like a piker......
I am done with building and back to lurking..... and tweaking.........
Stelly, most of these guys like me have 20+ years in, just gotta wait yer turn, don`t get discouraged, have at it man!

jp
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