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[bananaladonpcp]

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[Piero the Guitarero]

This is the only thing I ever found...

 

[bananaladonpcp]

This is the only thing I ever found...

Hasn't tube technology been out for over 100 years? I've seen inside the amps. There's no magic device that changes the gravitational constant of the universe. What's with all the damn secrecy?

Thank you Piero!! This is atleast a start!

-Alex

 

[bananaladonpcp]

I just found these. IDK how accurate they are yet but perhaps its a shoot in the right direction?

http://milas.spb.ru/~kmg/files/schemati ... ance%2060/

 

[Shask]

I just found these. IDK how accurate they are yet but perhaps its a shoot in the right direction?

http://milas.spb.ru/~kmg/files/schemati ... ance%2060/

I think those are the ones that were created from when the SLOClone forum reverse engineered a D60. I would say they are fairly accurate. They have a giant thread about when they did it.

 

[maddnotez]

No offense. If I designed amps for a living I wouldn't want my schematics floating around.

 

[LP Freak]

No offense. If I designed amps for a living I wouldn't want my schematics floating around.

Yea, no shit.

 

[Bob Savage]

Hasn't tube technology been out for over 100 years? I've seen inside the amps. There's no magic device that changes the gravitational constant of the universe.

Which makes it all the more perplexing why you just can't open the amp and figure it out yourself.

 

[bananaladonpcp]

Hasn't tube technology been out for over 100 years? I've seen inside the amps. There's no magic device that changes the gravitational constant of the universe.

Which makes it all the more perplexing why you just can't open the amp and figure it out yourself.

the person that gave this to me opened this amp and decided that they were going to remove a stage of gain stacking............ So they just removed a few parts................ Now i need to figure out what they were.

If i had a working one it wouldnt take long to draw up a full schematic of the amp. they are pretty simple.

Thanks everyone!


-Alex

 

[Techineer]

Which makes it all the more perplexing why you just can't open the amp and figure it out yourself.

Because when your service tech charges $80 per hour, you don't want to have to pay him 10 or 20 hours of time to 'figure it out' and reverse-engineer it.

 

[O'Rourke]

Fryette doesn't release schematics but I've worked on a few. What is the amp and what "gain stacking" parts were removed?

 

[espquade]

Sorry, but this sounds really fishy.... Who the hell would want to remove gain staging from Fryette's design???

Did you get this from the same nut who goes around buying up all the perfectly good Cornfords and hacking into them and switching resistors and the like???

 

[Mailman1971]

Sorry, but this sounds really fishy.... Who the hell would want to remove gain staging from Fryette's design???

The same guy that buys a corvette and wants to remove a couple of tires.

 

[moronmountain]

Fryette only charges a $60 flat rate labor charge plus parts to work on their own amps. Spend $100ish with shipping and have it done correctly.

 

[Mailman1971]

Fryette only charges a $60 flat rate labor charge plus parts to work on their own amps. Spend $100ish with shipping and have it done correctly.

This for the win.

 

[Bob Savage]

Which makes it all the more perplexing why you just can't open the amp and figure it out yourself.

Because when your service tech charges $80 per hour, you don't want to have to pay him 10 or 20 hours of time to 'figure it out' and reverse-engineer it.

LOL

Two fools born a minute... Great tune.