Pictures of your Tubelab amp

[bigjppop]

Originally Posted by fandersen

My first tube amp, and though it cost more than anticipated -- what diy project doesn't -- I think it's worth every $.01. Beautiful sound, makes my full range Fostex sing

Pretty standard build, Edcor XPWR035, XPSE25-8-5K, Hammond 193J, 70uF motor run cap, .22uf Auricaps, EH-EL34, JJ-GZ34, Jan-Philips 12AT7WC.

That's really a great looking project. I very much like how you did the back panel as well as the switches for what I awesome are UL/Triode and feedback.

[fandersen]

Originally Posted by bigjppop

the switches for what I awesome are UL/Triode and feedback.

Yes, and one for switching the cathode resistor for EL34, 6L6, and KT88.

[fandersen]

Originally Posted by doorman

Which speakers are you using?

I built a set of Saburos with Planet10 EnABLed Fostex FE126eN drivers.

[fandersen]

Originally Posted by tubelab.com

Except for that totally cool wooden knob!

I hope the Mrs. won't notice that the lid on one of her spice jars is missing

[moparman]

Very Nice Build!!! Craftsmanship looks professional.

[Nikon1975]

So,

I just completed a TubelabSE to be used with 45 and 2A3.

It's more "conservative" compare to the "Cinderella Castle" for the 300B, and everything went incredibly smoothly in the construction.

Particularities are that the two 10 ohm resistor to measure the bias are mounted off board under the measuring point, and I made holes, do that the bias can be adjusted without opening the chassis.

I found the chassis in Akihabara, the Tokyo electronic district. The iron comes from Thailand, from Silk. The owner was very kind and he custom made the power transformer for me.

I am still thinking about a version of the Tubelab SE with regulated PSU, but it will take a while.

Davide

P.S.: This time pictures were taken with a Nikon

[cgian]

My 2nd Amplifier with Tubelab SE pcb and 300b

[Evenharmonics]

Originally Posted by cgian

My 2nd Amplifier with Tubelab SE pcb and 300b

Are PT and one of OT in same orientation?

[cgian]

no.They are vertical oriented.

[cgian]

The PT with choke are vertical oriented with OT.