Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
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Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
Hello jazzkramer
Great work.
This connection pin 9, the cathodes of V3, it was a good observation yours. Once you finish your check, I will update schemes.
Thank you
Matec
Great work.
This connection pin 9, the cathodes of V3, it was a good observation yours. Once you finish your check, I will update schemes.
Thank you
Matec
Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
Jazzkramer. I need another test.
In your photo, the R9 resistor seems to have 56K, and not the value of 560k, as it seemed to me in other pictures. Could you please measure the value of this component?
Thank you!
Edit:
There was a coincidence, in every picture I could on the internet. In none of them I could see C1 on the board, to the point of never included in my schemes. Now I see clearly that he was there all the time. Anyway ... will be included in the next update.
Matec
In your photo, the R9 resistor seems to have 56K, and not the value of 560k, as it seemed to me in other pictures. Could you please measure the value of this component?
Thank you!
Edit:
There was a coincidence, in every picture I could on the internet. In none of them I could see C1 on the board, to the point of never included in my schemes. Now I see clearly that he was there all the time. Anyway ... will be included in the next update.
Matec
Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
Matec wrote:Jazzkramer. I need another test.
In your photo, the R9 resistor seems to have 56K, and not the value of 560k, as it seemed to me in other pictures.
Hi Matec, it looked to me more like 5K6, so I did try it in my amp.
Works very well
Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
5.6k is way too much attentuation... Green, Blue, Black, Red, Brown = 56k, 1% as Matec suggested.epis wrote:Matec wrote:Jazzkramer. I need another test.
In your photo, the R9 resistor seems to have 56K, and not the value of 560k, as it seemed to me in other pictures.
Hi Matec, it looked to me more like 5K6, so I did try it in my amp.
Works very wellIt sounds a lot more like a real JTM.
Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
Well at first I thought the same, comparing to 470k what I got there before, I did try 56K as well, sound didn't change a lot.jazbo8 wrote:5.6k is way too much attentuation... Green, Blue, Black, Red, Brown = 56k, 1% as Matec suggested.epis wrote:Matec wrote:Jazzkramer. I need another test.
In your photo, the R9 resistor seems to have 56K, and not the value of 560k, as it seemed to me in other pictures.
Hi Matec, it looked to me more like 5K6, so I did try it in my amp.
Works very wellIt sounds a lot more like a real JTM.
Compare the red you see to red on R8. Not even close. Looks as brown to me.
P.S.
Even if I'm not right about the color, different monitors-different look
At high volume amp doesn't sound compressed as before.
Cheers, Damir
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Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
Hi Matec, hi guys, I confirm R9 is by tester 56,2 Kohm.
This night I probably have no time to go on checking the schema, but I will finish it in the next days, we need it!
Bye, jazzkramer.
This night I probably have no time to go on checking the schema, but I will finish it in the next days, we need it!
Bye, jazzkramer.
Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
I was wrongjazzkramer wrote:Hi Matec, hi guys, I confirm R9 is by tester 56,2 Kohm.
P.S.
Anyway 5K6 stays in my amp
Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
Hey epis
It is a good suggestion, I'll try here.
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So, knowing the scheme that jazzkramer are using to compare is already out of date and full of small mistakes, I'll send the most "recent".
I hope this one is closer to reality.
Cheers
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MATEC
It is a good suggestion, I'll try here.
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So, knowing the scheme that jazzkramer are using to compare is already out of date and full of small mistakes, I'll send the most "recent".
I hope this one is closer to reality.
Cheers
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(Corrected, 03/09/2014.)
MATEC
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Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
There are so many modifications to try on my amp now, but unfortunately I have to wait until tomorrow night
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Matec - R3, R5 and R6 are 100R on your schem. I think they're meant to be 100K.
Matec - R3, R5 and R6 are 100R on your schem. I think they're meant to be 100K.
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Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
We really do appreciate you doing this Matec. Without you our amps wouldn't exist! And without Jazzkramer and build we wouldn't be able to have a 100% correct schematic. I'm sure Marshall will hate us when they find out 
Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
Great job here guys. I've been reading everything with interest regarding this amp.
Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
Littlewyan
One thing I suspect, Marshall never got poorer, to have their amps with the schemes disclosed, was not only richer.
This week was laborious. So I did not have time to create a topic about the miniamps. Now we have much more to discuss and testing. We will certainly go a long way in this matter.
Maybe next week.
Matec
One thing I suspect, Marshall never got poorer, to have their amps with the schemes disclosed, was not only richer.
This week was laborious. So I did not have time to create a topic about the miniamps. Now we have much more to discuss and testing. We will certainly go a long way in this matter.
Maybe next week.
Matec
R9 value
Hi guys, just an update, after playing more with values of R9, actually I put resistor 5k6 in series with 100k pot, I have found I was wrong (again).
56K is way to go, what looked to my ears great at volume set at 10 with 5k6 is almost same as volume at 6 with 56k resistor.
56K is way to go, what looked to my ears great at volume set at 10 with 5k6 is almost same as volume at 6 with 56k resistor.
Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
Hey epis.
You like to experience?
What if we measured the primary impedance of the output transformer?
You do that?
Matec
You like to experience?
What if we measured the primary impedance of the output transformer?
You do that?
Matec
Re: Anderton '64 reissue JTM145 - any info?
Sure, what do you need ? Just ask. 
If you wanted to ask how to measure impedance, it's easy, but conjuctiv filter C9+R12 needs to be unsoldered at one end and center tap of primary ( going to B+) as well.
Small AC voltage should be applied to secondary.
Primary voltage should be measured at pins 1 and 6 of the socket V3.
Output power switch must be at 1W.
That's gonna be complicated, probably transformer needs to get out of board
It would be nice to know even DC resistance and inductance of primary.
These measurements are kind of primitive, but could give an idea how OT was done.
I assume there is no complicated interleaving schema, these amps were build cheap (my opinion)
Probably to much headache for jazzkramer.
Cheers, Damir
P.S.
I would like to know the size of transformer core too.
If you wanted to ask how to measure impedance, it's easy, but conjuctiv filter C9+R12 needs to be unsoldered at one end and center tap of primary ( going to B+) as well.
Small AC voltage should be applied to secondary.
Primary voltage should be measured at pins 1 and 6 of the socket V3.
Output power switch must be at 1W.
That's gonna be complicated, probably transformer needs to get out of board
It would be nice to know even DC resistance and inductance of primary.
These measurements are kind of primitive, but could give an idea how OT was done.
I assume there is no complicated interleaving schema, these amps were build cheap (my opinion)
Probably to much headache for jazzkramer.
Cheers, Damir
P.S.
I would like to know the size of transformer core too.