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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Istanbul
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Hi everybody
I'd like to built an easy amp for my bass...I made effects for myself before so I new abit about electronics but not too much...I know how to read a schematic,how to solder, etc...but I haven't made a PCB before...I always made circuits on breadboard... I'd like to build this amp with tone controls and also it doesn't have to be a powerful one...10-15W is enough for me.... I'm really a newbie in ampage so Could anybody help me??? Thanks anyway |
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