One Tube Reverb Terminal Strip Layout - Please Verify

[Chris Brown]

I want to add reverb to my 124 clone...

I did this very ugly layout based on glassman's schemo...

I couldn't find any concrete info about taking power of the B+ but from what I did gather this is the accepted method...

I'm hoping some of the forum geniuses can take a quick look and let us know if there are any obvious pitfalls or blatant errors so I can update the layout before I post it to the files section.


Thanks everyone! Here it is:

[img:650:714]http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6164/620 ... 1f44_b.jpg[/img]


I actually have eyelets on my board for the cathode resistors/caps but I figured I would add the extra terminal strip to the layout in case anyone referenced it in the future.

[markusw]

Maybe check out this layout from brown note.
http://www.brownnote.net/forum/viewtopi ... 19&start=0


regards,

Markus

[10thTx]

Looks correct to me. I drew a schematic for a reference point. I drew a 1M dwell pot instead of a 1M dwell resistor. I personally have found the dwell pot to be important to me.

With respect, 10thtx


For someone looking to add the one tube reverb to some other amp besides a D-clone, here is some additional information:
http://www.el34world.com/Forum/index.php?topic=7957.0

[Chris Brown]

lol markus that brownnote layout is way cleaner than this one

10thTx thanks for taking your time to check my work

Dwell control seems like a great addition.. I always thought my fender amps needed that.

My amp is in a twin reverb chasis so I can front panel on the controls without drilling which is a bonus.

[Chris Brown]

Here's an update with the dwell control... it's a little bit cleaner like this.

Any thoughts?

[img:800:679]http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6173/620 ... 649e_b.jpg[/img]