Nah, the chassis just has one too many inputs. Maybe a good hole for an input jumper switch.jelle wrote:One input is lacking a resistor...
OK...I wanted to do one too.
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Thanks for the offer! I am looking for a .005uf cap, not a .05uf. Thanks again, jelle
Btw, I planning to have a buddy compare it to a 5e3 when it is done. When that power transformer comes in, that is.
Btw, I planning to have a buddy compare it to a 5e3 when it is done. When that power transformer comes in, that is.
gktamps wrote:Hi Jelle,
Beautiful build, as usual!
This thread has me wanting to build one next, though I am hoping someone will post clips or a good description of the tone soon.
I have three pulls from my Dad's collection - Tiny Chief .05uF 400v, Black Cat .05uF 400v, Aerovox Duranite type 488 .05uF 400v, and an NOS Sprague (black beauty?) .047uF 600v. Any of these work for you?
Best,
Greg
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Ooops! That comes from only 6 hours sleep after finishing a 75 hour work week. I don't think I have anything vintage in that size, Jelle, but will double check.
Greg
Greg
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It is alive. 406V on the first filter cap. About 180V on V1 plates. The orange drops need some breaking in but so far I like it.
It sounds like a bigger and better behaving 5E3.
It sounds like a bigger and better behaving 5E3.
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Which PT did you go with? Is the voltage above with GZ34? Looks good!
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MC 40-18021 PT
MC 40-18022 OT
Yes, GZ34. And Thanks!
MC 40-18022 OT
Yes, GZ34. And Thanks!
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Man, that looks great Jelle.
We have to keep this technology alive to survive.
We have to keep this technology alive to survive.
Tom
Don't let that smoke out!
Don't let that smoke out!
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Has anyone considered the Mission Amps transformer for this build? Lower voltage, no?
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This looks too nice
Niki
Niki
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Mine is very close to the MA and nails the documented HAD version.vibratoking wrote:Has anyone considered the Mission Amps transformer for this build? Lower voltage, no?
TM
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Thanks, Jelle. You're using the clone 5E3 PT from MC and you hit it almost exactly. There is another version from MC that has international primaries and two sets of HV taps, "vintage" and reduced voltage, but it looks like the low voltage taps aren't necessary.
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Exactly, there is clearly no need to have custom iron made for the PT. 
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Have:
Blackface Deluxe Reverb
clone JTM45
clone JCM800 2204
Blackface Bassman
Colossal Made Express
Don't have (yet):
Clone Trainwreck Rocket
Clone ODS
Tweed Deluxe
Tweed Bassman
..... and finally the ultimate amp I don't have, and likely never will, but haunts my dreams with amp lust on an epic scale:
Welagen Steel String Singer
Blackface Deluxe Reverb
clone JTM45
clone JCM800 2204
Blackface Bassman
Colossal Made Express
Don't have (yet):
Clone Trainwreck Rocket
Clone ODS
Tweed Deluxe
Tweed Bassman
..... and finally the ultimate amp I don't have, and likely never will, but haunts my dreams with amp lust on an epic scale:
Welagen Steel String Singer