Ok, I started building it. I bit the bullet and I'm not doing reverb on board. Next I'm building a stand alone reverb for that. I wanted one anyway...
The normal channel is a plexi like preamp, inspired on the Cutthroat Audio Down Brownie.
Power supply nearly finished. Heaters wired...
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Re: 6G3 build
Did some more wiring. Push pull pot for parallel channels. And some other stuff...
Mojo f*cked up just another schematic... lol! They put the polarized cap on the bias board with negative to ground.. unbelievable!!!
Mojo f*cked up just another schematic... lol! They put the polarized cap on the bias board with negative to ground.. unbelievable!!!
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Are you publicly admitting to reading a mojo schematic?! Hahahahahahahaha
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I'm ashamed to admit .. but Yes.JMPGuitars wrote: ↑Wed 09/15/21 4:47 pmAre you publicly admitting to reading a mojo schematic?! Hahahahahahahaha
!It was the only clear schematic I could find. The f#nder ones are blurry ...the mojo one looked ok. It's not uncommon that electrolytics have their negative side connected to ground
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Re: 6G3 build
So how did this turn out? I’m contemplating doing the same 6g3 thing with my new 18 watt Soursound transformer set with a choke and running the el84s.Bieworm wrote: ↑Wed 09/15/21 9:49 pmI'm ashamed to admit .. but Yes.JMPGuitars wrote: ↑Wed 09/15/21 4:47 pmAre you publicly admitting to reading a mojo schematic?! Hahahahahahahaha!
It was the only clear schematic I could find. The f#nder ones are blurry ...the mojo one looked ok. It's not uncommon that electrolytics have their negative side connected to groundLOL
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Really great amp. But I build these on a 35 watt platform nowadays. I find the 20W really too low in volume. You really need to run these on full volume in a band situation, and then they lack dynamics. The 35W don’t have that problemJason Patrick wrote: ↑Sat 09/23/23 10:43 amSo how did this turn out? I’m contemplating doing the same 6g3 thing with my new 18 watt Soursound transformer set with a choke and running the el84s.Bieworm wrote: ↑Wed 09/15/21 9:49 pmI'm ashamed to admit .. but Yes.JMPGuitars wrote: ↑Wed 09/15/21 4:47 pmAre you publicly admitting to reading a mojo schematic?! Hahahahahahahaha
It was the only clear schematic I could find. The f#nder ones are blurry ...the mojo one looked ok. It's not uncommon that electrolytics have their negative side connected to ground
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