Hello All!
I am new to this forum, so just a quick introduction:
I am Hungarian, 26, I have been building tube amps for almost 2 years now as a hobby. I have no electrical engineering education, but based on forum posts, and "how to" videos, I got a basic knowledge regarding building tube amps
as the title suggests, I have built a Tiny Terror clone from scratch.
I documented the build and put together 3 videos, which i posted to youtube:
part 1 - https://youtu.be/FGtgIHa77vM
part 2 - https://youtu.be/hmHMKlj4ai0
part 3 - https://youtu.be/oNoNMMyT0oM
My intention with the videos and this post is to get some feedback from people who know a lot more than I do, and hopefully help/motivate others who are thinking about starting a similar project
I am new to this forum, so just a quick introduction:
I am Hungarian, 26, I have been building tube amps for almost 2 years now as a hobby. I have no electrical engineering education, but based on forum posts, and "how to" videos, I got a basic knowledge regarding building tube amps
as the title suggests, I have built a Tiny Terror clone from scratch.
I documented the build and put together 3 videos, which i posted to youtube:
part 1 - https://youtu.be/FGtgIHa77vM
part 2 - https://youtu.be/hmHMKlj4ai0
part 3 - https://youtu.be/oNoNMMyT0oM
My intention with the videos and this post is to get some feedback from people who know a lot more than I do, and hopefully help/motivate others who are thinking about starting a similar project
Nice work. I enjoyed watching the 'speeded up' videos. 🙂
Just a couple of minor comments:
I think you were on the right lines using 1/2 watt resistors - they should be a better option than 1/4 watt. The 1/4 watt are adequate and cheaper which is why manufacturers use them.
The bare connections on your power transformers are a safety risk - fingers could get to them - they should be insulated.
Just a couple of minor comments:
I think you were on the right lines using 1/2 watt resistors - they should be a better option than 1/4 watt. The 1/4 watt are adequate and cheaper which is why manufacturers use them.
The bare connections on your power transformers are a safety risk - fingers could get to them - they should be insulated.
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