07-02-2021, 06:23 PM
All,
I hope you are all keeping well.
I am now determined to get on with this project having virtually all components, case & chassis, Transformers (thanks to Ed Dining) etc.
There is a modification that I want to incorporate to the circuit which was not included (due to original costs of the unit) which is to add a second ECC83 to the input so that the major issue described as follows (taken from Guitar.com):
The issue is that the volume and tone controls are situated between the screen grid resistors and the grid of valve. What’s more, the two channels are joined by a couple of 470k mixer resistors, which attenuate the guitar signal before it even reaches the valve. The volume and tone controls of valve amps – including most Marshalls – should come after the first valve stage.
I've added the relevant part from the modification that was undertaken (screenshot attached
) and another copy of the original circuit diagram
. I've highlighted in yellow an area I'm having a problem with.
Can anyone please offer help/advice so that I can get started soon.
Thanks in advance
Rob
I hope you are all keeping well.
I am now determined to get on with this project having virtually all components, case & chassis, Transformers (thanks to Ed Dining) etc.
There is a modification that I want to incorporate to the circuit which was not included (due to original costs of the unit) which is to add a second ECC83 to the input so that the major issue described as follows (taken from Guitar.com):
The issue is that the volume and tone controls are situated between the screen grid resistors and the grid of valve. What’s more, the two channels are joined by a couple of 470k mixer resistors, which attenuate the guitar signal before it even reaches the valve. The volume and tone controls of valve amps – including most Marshalls – should come after the first valve stage.
I've added the relevant part from the modification that was undertaken (screenshot attached
Can anyone please offer help/advice so that I can get started soon.
Thanks in advance
Rob
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