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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: england
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Hi, i just found some valves in the garage on a lil old radio thing, but half the parts are missing, anyway, what i was wondering is, i have 4 of these valves, and im looking to make a little amp for electric guitar from them, but i dont even know where to start. im thinking 2 tubes for preamp and 2 for power amp section. can anybody help me out with a schematic design or anything here? i can do electronics, i have a gcses in it and its one of my hobbies, i just dont know much about tubes. thanks for any help
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: New Zealand
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The main thing is transformers: you will need a power transformer and a speaker transformer. If you have those then you can easily build a guitar amp. What are the other two valves?
You can make a really neat guitar amp from a single EL84 and a single 12AX7. Try www.ax84.com I have also built several fender champ clones. This amp uses a 12AX7/ECC83 and a 6V6, and sounds awesome. |
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