From what I understand about tweeds, you'd be taking a relatively mid-forward circuit (tweed) and turning it into a mid-scooped one. Why? Just build a non-reverb AB763 if you want that tone stack.I also saw I can use the AB763 tone stack in a 5F6A build, could be a good a idea?
I want the breakup of a tweed if I turn Up and if I turn down i want the clean tone of a black :/From what I understand about tweeds, you'd be taking a relatively mid-forward circuit (tweed) and turning it into a mid-scooped one. Why? Just build a non-reverb AB763 if you want that tone stack.
@Feral Feline - That website is a treasure trove! I built a 5E3 head last summer and went back with a few RR mods: Lead Channel and the 3-way NFB mod. Those two alone turned it from a one trick pony into a highly versatile tone machine!
From what I understand, the tweed tone stack (even a TMB) is not equal in execution to an AB763. The Bassman uses a cathode follower tone stack, which (allegedly) has richer harmonics than the plate-driven tone stacks of the BF amps. Also, something something "insertion loss".I want the breakup of a tweed if I turn Up and if I turn down i want the clean tone of a black :/
So maybe is better build AB763 or just changue the tone stack like here.From what I understand, the tweed tone stack (even a TMB) is not equal in execution to an AB763. The Bassman uses a cathode follower tone stack, which (allegedly) has richer harmonics than the plate-driven tone stacks of the BF amps. Also, something something "insertion loss".
Here's the link I'm summarizing from:
Tone stacks 5F6A vs Ab763
Hoffman Amplifiers Tube Amp Forum, Tone stacks 5F6A vs Ab763el34world.com
Have fun, and good luck! I'm currently 8-9 amp builds in.. It's just as addicting as building pedals.So maybe is better build AB763 or just changue the tone stack like here.
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Have fun, and good luck! I'm currently 8-9 amp builds in.. It's just as addicting as building pedals.
That's what I'm doing with my build ... well, the head part. Haven't entirely mapped out what mods I want. First thing is just to build it mostly stock, then tinker later.@Feral Feline - That website is a treasure trove! I built a 5E3 head last summer and went back with a few RR mods: Lead Channel and the 3-way NFB mod. Those two alone turned it from a one trick pony into a highly versatile tone machine!