Marstran 784-139 output transf,
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Marstran 784-139 output transf,
Just ordered me a Marstran 784-139 clone transformer for a Metro 50 watter I am building, I have a Marstran output in my 45 and it is sweet! so I am exited about this build, going with a 475v b+ Mercury Magnetics power tranny, and have a MM hc10 choke will use sozo standard caps,all in Georges steel chassis, this should be a good sounding amp, I sold my 50watt Marshall a while back and really regret it so gotsta build a better one! bluze
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I have one of these in my Metro build, it's really sweet.
The whole thing has a more Plexi sound than a JTM45 IMO. I find I need to boost my 45 to get it to rock out, great for blues tho'.
I used mustards/metro PT (425v B+) and metro 7H choke 32uF filtering and split cathode 820/0.68 820/330. I should stop rabbiting about and post pics (need camera).
The whole thing has a more Plexi sound than a JTM45 IMO. I find I need to boost my 45 to get it to rock out, great for blues tho'.
I used mustards/metro PT (425v B+) and metro 7H choke 32uF filtering and split cathode 820/0.68 820/330. I should stop rabbiting about and post pics (need camera).
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Hey darrell,I have Ray Domalski building me a smallbox cab, for my45,hes doing it like the early models called a sandwich front panel,with a old stock matierial kinda like pinstripe and half tolex on the front panel with a brass trim seperateing the two, [my spelling is awfull] hope you can get a 100w started soon? I found the 100w build less complicated and roomy to work on, bluzedarrell wrote:We need pics lots of them.Did you get a Amp cab yet?
I want to build a 100 watter so bad my teeth hurt..
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Man, that sounds sweet! You need to post some pics of that head box when Ray finishes itbluze81 wrote:Hey darrell,I have Ray Domalski building me a smallbox cab, for my45,hes doing it like the early models called a sandwich front panel,with a old stock matierial kinda like pinstripe and half tolex on the front panel with a brass trim seperateing the two, [my spelling is awfull] hope you can get a 100w started soon? I found the 100w build less complicated and roomy to work on, bluzedarrell wrote:We need pics lots of them.Did you get a Amp cab yet?
I want to build a 100 watter so bad my teeth hurt..

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well july 25th still dont have the head cabinet from Ray but I know he is working on it, I have been dragging my chassis bare to my gigs,so worried that I am going to break something like this but it sounds so good I just take my chances transporting it witout a cab, hopefully he will have it done soon,I will post pictures as soon as I get it! thanks Steve