mentoneman
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how cool to be able to pool knowledge from your eggie seminar experience, vic/mojave, and olaf and his diezel ties...
three of the best (did i miss anyone?)
three of the best (did i miss anyone?)
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Anonymous
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You've missed many, many more people. I couldn't even name them all... I've learned from tons of people over at metro and lots of other amp building boards... Olaf and SDM over at metro have helped me the most...mentoneman":19jj01s5 said:how cool to be able to pool knowledge from your eggie seminar experience, vic/mojave, and olaf and his diezel ties...
three of the best (did i miss anyone?)
Steve
mentoneman
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hopefully mark cameron and rockstah are a part of that list as well???sah5150":1vtbpzme said:You've missed many, many more people. I couldn't even name them all... I've learned from tons of people over at metro and lots of other amp building boards... Olaf and SDM over at metro have helped me the most...mentoneman":1vtbpzme said:how cool to be able to pool knowledge from your eggie seminar experience, vic/mojave, and olaf and his diezel ties...
three of the best (did i miss anyone?)
Steve
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Oh, yes they are!mentoneman":efomvyb1 said:hopefully mark cameron and rockstah are a part of that list as well???sah5150":efomvyb1 said:You've missed many, many more people. I couldn't even name them all... I've learned from tons of people over at metro and lots of other amp building boards... Olaf and SDM over at metro have helped me the most...mentoneman":efomvyb1 said:how cool to be able to pool knowledge from your eggie seminar experience, vic/mojave, and olaf and his diezel ties...
three of the best (did i miss anyone?)
Steve
Steve
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More progress on the board:
Wiring the under board connections. Used 22 AWG buss wire and covered with the black tubing:
Top of the board - soldered a few components on the far end of the board to get used to working with the eyelets:
Working in some more components. You can see I'm using 22 AWG teflon coated wire - kick ass! Won't melt when the iron hits it! Mmmmmm... Solen and BC caps, Riken and PRP resistors... All the best goin' in this baby!
Steve
Wiring the under board connections. Used 22 AWG buss wire and covered with the black tubing:
Top of the board - soldered a few components on the far end of the board to get used to working with the eyelets:
Working in some more components. You can see I'm using 22 AWG teflon coated wire - kick ass! Won't melt when the iron hits it! Mmmmmm... Solen and BC caps, Riken and PRP resistors...
All the best goin' in this baby!
Steve
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Anonymous
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Some more progress:
This is the back end of the board. I soldered in a 16 pin DIL Socket that had the pins removed that the relay didn't use. As you can see, I've inserted the relay in the socket now. I also soldered in all the wires I needed from the relay to the controls. You can see the flyback suppression diode at the front :
Here's a couple more views:
Here is the front end of the board - first two gain stages. Not quite done:
Here is the whole board as it stands now:
Steve
This is the back end of the board. I soldered in a 16 pin DIL Socket that had the pins removed that the relay didn't use. As you can see, I've inserted the relay in the socket now. I also soldered in all the wires I needed from the relay to the controls. You can see the flyback suppression diode at the front :
Here's a couple more views:
Here is the front end of the board - first two gain stages. Not quite done:
Here is the whole board as it stands now:
Steve
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jcj
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How cool! Can't wait to see/hear the finished product!
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psychodave":24luuy5v said:Looking good.
Thanks guys!jcj":24luuy5v said:
Steve
dstroud
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oooooohhhh... I see parts on a board - how exciting!
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Yup - we're rollin' now!dstroud":tj4ler0t said:oooooohhhh... I see parts on a board - how exciting!
Steve
killertone
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Looks great!
stephen sawall
SEMI ERECT MEMBER
I like many have been following this all along ..... I think what you are doing is about as cool as it gets.
Very glad to see it is all coming together.
Very glad to see it is all coming together.
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Thanks!killertone":3js81gyf said:Looks great!
Steve
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I appreciate it. I've gotten to the point now where I'm going to put up a website with all this info and keep updaqting it there. I'm updating this thread on multiple boards and it is just a pain to do it that way...stephen sawall":3mj3gwyd said:I like many have been following this all along ..... I think what you are doing is about as cool as it gets.
Very glad to see it is all coming together.
Steve
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Got a lot done today! :
One more 4 hour session and the board will be done....
Steve
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One more 4 hour session and the board will be done....
Steve
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jcj
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Awesome, looks great
Can't wait to hear it!
Can't wait to hear it!
Capulin Overdrive
New member
Blue Resistors?
they look like carbon comp, but i've never seen a blue one?
they look like carbon comp, but i've never seen a blue one?
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Riken Resistors - all the tonal qualities of carbon comp without the drift and the noise. Expensive, but worth it!Capulin Overdrive":367wcgia said:
Steve
Capulin Overdrive
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sah5150":1m2a086n said:
cool!
you mentioned the resistors allready, but i didn't pay attention.
now you got me questioning my films.
guess there's allways the next build.
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Haven't done an update in awhile, but I have been working and have a lot of new stuff done. Here is the completed board:
Also finally finished the heaters. I didn't really have to twist the heaters since it is DC past the power tubes, but it looks nice and is tidy. In the future, I'll re-orient the pre tubes so I can just take wires straight across. Couldn't do it with this preamp tube orientation. Ya live and ya learn, ya know? :
Here is the completed output section. You can see the line out and density control wired as well:
I've done a bit of the on/off wiring as well. Next is to finish that, put in the 6V tranny and the little board to power the relays and then install the board and finish wiring it up!
Steve
Also finally finished the heaters. I didn't really have to twist the heaters since it is DC past the power tubes, but it looks nice and is tidy. In the future, I'll re-orient the pre tubes so I can just take wires straight across. Couldn't do it with this preamp tube orientation. Ya live and ya learn, ya know?
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Here is the completed output section. You can see the line out and density control wired as well:
I've done a bit of the on/off wiring as well. Next is to finish that, put in the 6V tranny and the little board to power the relays and then install the board and finish wiring it up!
Steve