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Is there anyway to hide a thread? You guys are not helping me with my growing tube curiosity... Hoh well, a least I stick with current production 12ax7. For now. Hoh wait a 5751

Yes it’s made so you can choose your solution. No loop (original deliverance had no loop) or whatever after market. Tubetown sells a decent solution for example, just need to tap the B+ somewhere.

Hoh wow that thread still lives! Thanks for the kind words. Yeah for a close copy a PCB works well. And regarding the chassis, if I had to do it again I would just model it and have JLC cut it for me. I did it for my « VH4 » and it is stupidly cheap, even powder coated and thick. Funnily...

Yeah climb cutting more than some very thin / short path is not a good idea. Glad you made it out!

Looks like a "Jesus take the wheel router" moment. What happened? Looks like a grab and chatter? No blood stains tho so that's a good sign :ROFLMAO: Hooooooh wait I get it. You were trying to route the table beam flush with the now destroyed piece, that you used as a guide for your top...

0.6mm bit goes brrrrrrrrr (and plonk when you fuck up the toolpath too).

Thanks! I am currently out of those but I may get some more next time I order from JLC. If you want I’ll let you know.

-edit: I am leaving those here but I just realised they plain sound bad lol. I’ll take new ones at some point in the near future.- Couple of soundclouds I did fast with my iPhone, so more "room sound" than anything (cough phone on the desk, speaker on the floor not really pointing at each...

I think the EQ for the clean channel, in my user case, is overkill. Properly voiced and a simple Tone knob would probably be sufficient. Nice to have for sure though, sounds great as is. But DAMN that channel 3 is bringing the goods.

Thanks :) The chassis is made by JLCCNC. They just opened a "Sheet Metal" service which is very efficient and affordable. 15€ for the chassis powder coated and drilled, 2mm aluminum is unbeatable. Obviously, shipping + taxes pile up fast but you can combine with the PCBs which, again put it in...

As all the high voltage people from our thread know, after assembling a SLO30 kit from Rosamp, making my own two channels Deliverance 60 clone, Britney Spears visited me and... Went on another adventure! Wanted something iconic but way different. So focused my eyes on a Diezel VH4 but I...

Got 2 inches of snow here in southern Germany. Girlfriend says it's more than she usually gets. And it also melted slower.

Video, post in the Build section etc once I fixed my mistake. Same one you did actually - forgot to jump wiper and lug 3 of the bass pot so the tone stack acts all funky.

It’s alive and I can bias it without frying stuff. Sounds amazing distorted, just have to adjust a few things. Teaser for now. Totally didn’t overdo it.

You sir have a way with words. I directly had the image in my mind while reading. Also, I actually think that you'd sell 10,000 of them rather easily. New business opening in 2026 peeps! And better quality. Didn't we have a thread here a few weeks ago that showed two pedal housing prototypes...

That’s interesting. Are you talking about all the resistors, only specific ones, or the ones outside the power line? I’m using metal film for 0,5W and MOX above currently.

So good news, bad news. Good news is, circuit is sound, the relays and switches all work, nothing exploded, I am alive. Bad news is, the schematic for the bias circuit I found was apparently wrong and I didn't check. I can't go cold enough, at most I am at like 80% dissipation with my tubes...

I have received the replacement bells for my power transformer so… I went at it. In case you wonder how it looks inside: It wasn’t bad at all. Just have to be mindful of not pulling on the wires too hard. Followed a long wiring session. I think I made it look pretty tidy in the end, even if...

Let yourself get acquainted to the amp, and the let the amp get acquainted with itself. Its sound itself might change a bit, but your ear will definitely adapt to it too. Always good when you can actually play it to, congrats!

I might have been unclear but in a nutshell: bolting pots into a raw chassis makes the pot housing connective to the raw chassis. Which is fine, unless you also run a ground bus between pot housings (common in powder coated chassis) - then you have a loop. And worse if you use a ground lead that...