FourT6and2
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Most likely. Although I don't know why they wouldn't just use teflon or tefzel wire instead of PVC. No melting. Less work. Less wasted time. Holds up better than PVC too.
Most likely. Although I don't know why they wouldn't just use teflon or tefzel wire instead of PVC. No melting. Less work. Less wasted time. Holds up better than PVC too.
SpiderWars
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Whenever I've used PVC it looked pretty good the first time I soldered. Unfortunately with me the first time is often not the last time. The pre-tinned Teflon stuff is a tiny bit harder to strip but easier in about every other way. I don't have pink tho and we all know pink sounds the best.
glpg80
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I think it’s to try to add value during resale thinking coax was used in areas it wasn’t. Novice not knowing why it’s done in the first place.
DistortED
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Dang Bro, looks like you've been busy since the last time I saw you......clean work Bro.
RedPlated
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Fired the amp up last night. Such a great feeling when, after all that work, countless solder connections and wiring, it starts up and works 100% right off the bat.
I always do an initial start up with a scope connected. And then set all internal voltages to my personal specs. Then play test it.
This particular amp will be the very first going out into the wild with my all new Add-a-Clean PCB clean channel system. It’s two PCB’s that contain a complete clean channel preamp, with built in filtering and switching relay. It also features a separate PCB for the pots and tone stack. It has a full EQ, Bass, Mid and Treble, as well as a 3 way bright switch. It’s an amazing sounding clean.
I haven’t officially announced it yet, so this is sort of a sneak preview of the Add-a-Clean. It’s designed to fit in limited space and works absolutely flawlessly. I’m very proud of this one, and the Add-a-Stage. They are making my builds cleaner, quieter and more reliable. I’ll make a separate thread on the AAC with an install and demo video this week.
Congrats to @grimmchaos , this is a killer amp with tons of versatility and great tone. I’m really happy that he will put it to good use. I know it’ll be used live very soon.
I always do an initial start up with a scope connected. And then set all internal voltages to my personal specs. Then play test it.
This particular amp will be the very first going out into the wild with my all new Add-a-Clean PCB clean channel system. It’s two PCB’s that contain a complete clean channel preamp, with built in filtering and switching relay. It also features a separate PCB for the pots and tone stack. It has a full EQ, Bass, Mid and Treble, as well as a 3 way bright switch. It’s an amazing sounding clean.
I haven’t officially announced it yet, so this is sort of a sneak preview of the Add-a-Clean. It’s designed to fit in limited space and works absolutely flawlessly. I’m very proud of this one, and the Add-a-Stage. They are making my builds cleaner, quieter and more reliable. I’ll make a separate thread on the AAC with an install and demo video this week.
Congrats to @grimmchaos , this is a killer amp with tons of versatility and great tone. I’m really happy that he will put it to good use. I know it’ll be used live very soon.
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LP Freak
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Wow, that looks great Jeremy. How about some clips?
RedPlated
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They’ll be coming soon. I made a brief install
Instructional demo while putting the Add-a-Clean into the amp. It’ll also include clips.
grimmchaos
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I’m so pumped to get this back and fire it up!! Thanks Jeremy!!
SpiderWars
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That's high level work right there. The work around the original V1 looks like it took 3 hands but building amps you're used to needing 3 hands.
JTyson
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This is killer!
Well done Jeremy, that’s beautiful work
Can’t wait to hear some clips!
Well done Jeremy, that’s beautiful work
Can’t wait to hear some clips!