Hi all,
Can someone suggest a good schematic for blues and rock. My friend and I have stripped his old Miazzi which he says never worked properly . We have salvaged the transformers and 4 X ECC83, 4 X EL84 and 2 X EZ81.
He wants to be able to overdrive the amp into distortion but have a volume pot later to control the final output. Would also like to stay with PPP EL84 and requires tone control for bass, mids and tops.
Regards
Charles
Can someone suggest a good schematic for blues and rock. My friend and I have stripped his old Miazzi which he says never worked properly . We have salvaged the transformers and 4 X ECC83, 4 X EL84 and 2 X EZ81.
He wants to be able to overdrive the amp into distortion but have a volume pot later to control the final output. Would also like to stay with PPP EL84 and requires tone control for bass, mids and tops.
Regards
Charles
Pantera's guitarist (the late Dimebag Darrell) used solid state amps made by Randall (I think it was a 'Warhead') and a Dean Razorback to play through it. He also had his own custom humbuckers,the Dimebucker (my mate had one in his guitar and it gives a solid slab of shunt, no definition whatsoever - just hi-gain ceramic shunt!).
The Marshall Mode 4 is the only other solid state I know of with any kind of prominence (and I don't know of anyone that uses one).
The best way to approximate his tone would be just use transistors and diodes in the pre-amp and MAYBE MOS-Fets in the poweramp.
On the original topic the Miazzi looks like it could be re-worked in to a higher gain Vox AC30...
The Marshall Mode 4 is the only other solid state I know of with any kind of prominence (and I don't know of anyone that uses one).
The best way to approximate his tone would be just use transistors and diodes in the pre-amp and MAYBE MOS-Fets in the poweramp.
On the original topic the Miazzi looks like it could be re-worked in to a higher gain Vox AC30...
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