Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
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Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
Winding down amp building, think this might be my last ODS for awhile.
The holy grail MM amp's older brotha of a different color, #147......stay tuned.
TM
The holy grail MM amp's older brotha of a different color, #147......stay tuned.
TM
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Re: New Build....Planning
What! no no no my friend you think you have the will power to stop.ToneMerc wrote:Winding down amp building, think this might be my last ODS for awhile.
TM
Oh wait a minute thats me...nevermind.
Seriously TM I'll will be watching...#147...mmmm?
Darin
Re: Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
You haven't forgotten about that UP, have you?
Re: Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
Looking forward to it! TM, your builds are always exemplary.
Re: Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
147 eh?
I know shad just finished up a 146 MM style clone.
Hopefully you will have some cool info to share on this one.
Looking forward to seeing progress.
Steve
I know shad just finished up a 146 MM style clone.
Hopefully you will have some cool info to share on this one.
Looking forward to seeing progress.
Steve
Re: Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
I like the MM output sections; not sure about the special tweak that 146 has and what Shad is implementing in his 146, but 147 is a MM style as well. My last D build was a high plate, non-hrm, skyliner with JJ big bottle 6CA7's @ 712 volts.steve_p wrote:147 eh?
I know shad just finished up a 146 MM style clone.
Hopefully you will have some cool info to share on this one.
Looking forward to seeing progress.
Steve
TM
Re: Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
mobisimo wrote:Looking forward to it! TM, your builds are always exemplary.
thanks for the kind words
TM
Re: Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
#0147 looks great the black head and cab killer.
My last build was a cross of #0094 and #0124, I don't sell my builds, A friend the only person I know that has a top ten hit song talked me out of that amp with $3,000.00 cash.
That amp was to be my last ODS amp build not now.
TM, I will be interested how you new build turns out.
Steve.
My last build was a cross of #0094 and #0124, I don't sell my builds, A friend the only person I know that has a top ten hit song talked me out of that amp with $3,000.00 cash.
That amp was to be my last ODS amp build not now.
TM, I will be interested how you new build turns out.
Steve.
Re: Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
Yeah that is right, you have two 'last amps' to build!bcook wrote:You haven't forgotten about that UP, have you?
"You feel like you're floating on a football field filled with marshmallows." -Dumble
Re: Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
Notice I said ODS...wasn't counting the UP, change your PI and you will be thereic-racer wrote:Yeah that is right, you have two 'last amps' to build!bcook wrote:You haven't forgotten about that UP, have you?
FYI, it's 3 amps if I can get someone to water jet a chassis for the slide switches....a Small Odyssey
TM
Re: Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
Hey TM
If you are going to have Heyboyer make up a MM trannie set for you maybe we could do a group buy and get the price down, I'd be in for a set!
As always I look forward to watching your work progress.
Eric
If you are going to have Heyboyer make up a MM trannie set for you maybe we could do a group buy and get the price down, I'd be in for a set!
As always I look forward to watching your work progress.
Eric
Eric
1949 Zenith, Zenith Toggle Recoil, Zenith 55 & 440
1949 Zenith, Zenith Toggle Recoil, Zenith 55 & 440
Re: Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
Preamp board
TM
TM
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Re: Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
Formica? Two pieces glued? (sorry, I'm new to this process)
Re: Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
It is not visible on my HRM build pictures but what I did was to use a piece of buss-bar wire to make one of the jumper connections under the backing board after everything else is soldered in place. This squeezed the two pieces together near the middle of the board and made the pair just as firm as if I had glued them together. It is totally reversible if you need to ever take the thing apart.ToneMerc wrote:Preamp board
TM
So, in this picture the buss wire sticking up with green tape on it forms a 'U' that goes all the way through both boards and is soldered on top. It is squeezing the two boards together. That is my 'secret' to keep the top board from bowing up in the middle.
If I were not doing an HRM mounting, I was going to put an eyelet on the backing board right under that center ground connection and use a little piece of wire to solder the two eyelets together to keep the two boards tight in the middle.
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"You feel like you're floating on a football field filled with marshmallows." -Dumble
Re: Low Plate Skyliner, High Voltage....In Progress
I see. Clever!
So some, or most of the wiring is between the boards then, right? I hadn't noticed that before.
So some, or most of the wiring is between the boards then, right? I hadn't noticed that before.