1974x Dagnall Transformers compatibility with Mojotone Small Parts Kit
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1974x Dagnall Transformers compatibility with Mojotone Small Parts Kit
Hello!
I'm a repair technician new to Los Angeles; first post here, didn't see this question asked while browsing the forums.
I've built a few tube amps before (in the 50W-100W range), but never an 18W.
I managed to get a hold of the transformers for a 1974x build, and wanted to know if they were compatible with the MojoTone Small-Parts Kit they sell on their website.
The Kit:
https://www.mojotone.com/18-Watt-Style- ... arts-Kit_2
The Transformers:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... S6oJC7EasL
Thanks for the help!
I'm a repair technician new to Los Angeles; first post here, didn't see this question asked while browsing the forums.
I've built a few tube amps before (in the 50W-100W range), but never an 18W.
I managed to get a hold of the transformers for a 1974x build, and wanted to know if they were compatible with the MojoTone Small-Parts Kit they sell on their website.
The Kit:
https://www.mojotone.com/18-Watt-Style- ... arts-Kit_2
The Transformers:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... S6oJC7EasL
Thanks for the help!
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Re: 1974x Dagnall Transformers compatibility with Mojotone Small Parts Kit
Compatible? Sure.
But do NOT buy the mojotone 18W kit. It's terrible. The board layout and the docs are junk.
If you want a kit, there are much better sources to get one from.
Mojotone does sell some good parts, and their cabinets are nice, but their 18W kits are generally a nightmare.
gdsamps.com, ceriatone, and a few others make good standard kits.
But do NOT buy the mojotone 18W kit. It's terrible. The board layout and the docs are junk.
If you want a kit, there are much better sources to get one from.
Mojotone does sell some good parts, and their cabinets are nice, but their 18W kits are generally a nightmare.
gdsamps.com, ceriatone, and a few others make good standard kits.
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Re: 1974x Dagnall Transformers compatibility with Mojotone Small Parts Kit
Couldn't agree more with this ^JMPGuitars wrote: ↑Thu 10/24/24 2:51 pmCompatible? Sure.
But do NOT buy the mojotone 18W kit. It's terrible. The board layout and the docs are junk.
If you want a kit, there are much better sources to get one from.
Mojotone does sell some good parts, and their cabinets are nice, but their 18W kits are generally a nightmare.
gdsamps.com, ceriatone, and a few others make good standard kits.
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