The Amp Garage

Yep... The dimension didn't come out as 2 1/16"... So I posted it as it is. No worries, I can wait. 2 1/16 + 3/16 + 3/16 = 2 7/16 or 2.0625 + 0.1875 + 0.1875 = 2.4375 Add another 1/16 in there and you get the 2 1/2, or so I assumed. Then there is the other end too... :roll: Tell me what I screwed up.

I'm working on a board layout for this... Can anyone verify the DRRI board dimensions including the mounting holes? If so, I will post here for general use in a DRRI or similar. This should be everything , center to center. Not to scale haha. The 4 outside mounting holes are 3/16" from board edge o...

I'm working on a board layout for this... Can anyone verify the DRRI board dimensions including the mounting holes? If so, I will post here for general use in a DRRI or similar.

I want one of these. Let me know if you have one you'd part with. Also, I could make sets of boards for just about anything, so if this is your need, maybe we can trade...?

I'll definitely be trying them out. Thanks for posting!

I ordered two chokes. Came in about 4 days later, in a mouser box. They look right, no issues. Pleased with the price/purchase.

Anyone else have a Hall VVR 3 with bias tracking that they would sell?

If you're interested, I have a set of plates for one of these. I converted mine to a Rockster years ago and have no need for the plates. In good condition.

Yes... I want this if it available.

WhopperPlate wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2023 6:49 am I am always surprised how clear the harmonic series rings out when I use carbon comp for the bias supply input and tail resistor.

Tail resistor... The resistor that bleeds the bias to ground?

Nice clip! Quality chops!!

WhopperPlate wrote: ↑Thu Nov 02, 2023 3:43 pm Thank god for the obsessive tinkerers who maintain this space . I have stayed logged in every day for like a decade . May this place live on forever more .

Cheers to that, my brothers!

Now I'm hungry...

I'm not trying to tell you what to do - I may be misunderstanding, but, I'd use a 0.1µF cap to feed the A side COM of a DPDT relay... A side NO and NC would go to the two individual TSs. Jump NO of the A pole of the relay to the NC of the B pole, then jump from NC to NO. Connect the B side COM to GN...

could you use a DPDT relay for an extra contact to lift the ground off the mid pot on the stack not in use? You definitely could, but I think you may still get some wave form changes if the tone stack outputs are still connected since the CF still "sees" the load presented by the treble circuit. Pr...