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Charlie Wilson
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Redshark, you are the man! Lowplate Classic?
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I have many more pictures coming. I just have to transfer from my phone to my laptop. :)

Whoever wants to build me a clone of this amp is welcome!! It sounds awesome!! I will try to upload a video of how it sounds. the problem is that I will use my phone so no great sound quality but anyway it will be a reference.
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I'm a trainwreck guy!! I have no clue of Dumble terms but, plate voltage is 460vdc. :)
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Aaron wrote:Thanks Redshark :D

Very interesting layout. The question is, why did HAD decide to do a completely different layout and circuit board for this amp?

And, how many more PCB amps are there?

Thanks again,

Aaron
I have pictures of one that has a blue PCB, if I can find it I will post it, I have never seen one in this tube configuration, I will have to stare at the pictures a while to see what he gained from the layout.
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FuzzFaceBuilder wrote:Dang! I've always wondered the chassis layout for PCB ODS amps. Between this and the Rick Vito ODSR we've got two great examples! Thanks again Redshark!
Ok, am I blind? where are the relay boards?

I know I am getting old....
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The second pot on the PI board, an NFB trimpot?
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glasman wrote:
FuzzFaceBuilder wrote:Dang! I've always wondered the chassis layout for PCB ODS amps. Between this and the Rick Vito ODSR we've got two great examples! Thanks again Redshark!
Ok, am I blind? where are the relay boards?

I know I am getting old....
Looks like there's a relay in the corner of V2 PCB.
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The chassis after the recap....
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glasman wrote:
FuzzFaceBuilder wrote:Dang! I've always wondered the chassis layout for PCB ODS amps. Between this and the Rick Vito ODSR we've got two great examples! Thanks again Redshark!
Ok, am I blind? where are the relay boards?

I know I am getting old....
On the overdrive board.
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Right next to something that looks like a trimmer. That is siliconed. Probably Howard tuned it to Hoyt's liking and glued it. I have to start studying this amps. I have been here since 2009 dedicated to trainwrecks. I rarely read about Dumbles.
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glasman wrote:
Aaron wrote:Thanks Redshark :D

Very interesting layout. The question is, why did HAD decide to do a completely different layout and circuit board for this amp?

And, how many more PCB amps are there?

Thanks again,

Aaron
I have pictures of one that has a blue PCB, if I can find it I will post it, I have never seen one in this tube configuration, I will have to stare at the pictures a while to see what he gained from the layout.
Is that the blue suede head? That had a different PCB layout again.
That is one of my favourite looking amps, blue suede with vox cloth.

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Hers an idea if you get chance,

Solder a white LED on long leads, power it from a 9v battery through a 2.2k resistor.

Place the led under the pcb and turn the light s down, you can now see the traces under the pcd if you can get a good picture of these we can see the traces and draw up the schematic :D

I do this some times on pcb amps when fault finding with now schematic
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I wonder if this method was an attempt to make the amp into modules to ease production and reduce construction time?
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FuzzFaceBuilder wrote:
glasman wrote:
FuzzFaceBuilder wrote:Dang! I've always wondered the chassis layout for PCB ODS amps. Between this and the Rick Vito ODSR we've got two great examples! Thanks again Redshark!
Ok, am I blind? where are the relay boards?

I know I am getting old....
Looks like there's a relay in the corner of V2 PCB.
Yeah I spotted that after I posted the comment. I don't see a PAB really, maybe he dumped it from the design.
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Aaron wrote:
glasman wrote:
Aaron wrote:Thanks Redshark :D

Very interesting layout. The question is, why did HAD decide to do a completely different layout and circuit board for this amp?

And, how many more PCB amps are there?

Thanks again,

Aaron
I have pictures of one that has a blue PCB, if I can find it I will post it, I have never seen one in this tube configuration, I will have to stare at the pictures a while to see what he gained from the layout.
Is that the blue suede head? That had a different PCB layout again.
That is one of my favourite looking amps, blue suede with vox cloth.

Aaron
Yes that is the one.

It looks like a straight build of his standard board onto a PCB.
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