Have you thought of using a power soak to absorb the power so that you can drive the amp hard to get the correct distortion, but not break the windows.
I made a 10:1 power soak for my son for his Marshall 100 watt amp.
I would agree, point to point wiring would be the easiest way top build the amp, easier to modify as well.
I think the value of the coupling caps is kept low to make the amp deliberately bright to get the high frequencies of the distortion harmonics through. These amps are deliberately a long long way from Hi Fi.
That schematic is weird, do the lines that cross over join together?
Mike
I made a 10:1 power soak for my son for his Marshall 100 watt amp.
I would agree, point to point wiring would be the easiest way top build the amp, easier to modify as well.
I think the value of the coupling caps is kept low to make the amp deliberately bright to get the high frequencies of the distortion harmonics through. These amps are deliberately a long long way from Hi Fi.
That schematic is weird, do the lines that cross over join together?
Mike
