50 watt bass project!!!!
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50 watt bass project!!!!
Ordered the parts for a '68-'69 50 watt bass. WooHooo I am excited. Expect LOTS of dumb questions coming to a forum near you.
~Chris Stokes
~Chris Stokes
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Sweet! I just placed an order from some parts for my Hiwatt DR103 build with George and i'm going to order some more from him soon. I just wish he carried some of the more different cap values. I really need some 330pF and 690pF caps at the moment for my Matamp restoration. I also had to source TAD 16uF caps from a guy in Australia. I guess i should of been patient and just bought them straight from the source in germany along with enough stuff to bulk out the minimum 25 euro order.
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Yeah I was totally surprised when he answered. I called to ask a question before I wrote an email cause I'm lazy like that.
But when I heard "Metroamp, this is George" I knew I was about to spend some money.
FWIW I wouldn't order from TAD in Germany. I needed a 16/32 cap can for my 18 watt and to meet the order I had to buy like 3 of them b/c everything from them is so expensive. Never got them. I sent a paypal dispute and got the money back though. George had a great tip call up Mojo musical supply they can get you the TAD stuff easier. It still takes a little while but its a bit easier.
~CS


FWIW I wouldn't order from TAD in Germany. I needed a 16/32 cap can for my 18 watt and to meet the order I had to buy like 3 of them b/c everything from them is so expensive. Never got them. I sent a paypal dispute and got the money back though. George had a great tip call up Mojo musical supply they can get you the TAD stuff easier. It still takes a little while but its a bit easier.
~CS
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1st questions
My board doesn't have the same layout as the ones on the disk. There are no turrets for the SS recto. I noticed the lugs for the bias pot are not there either. Is this a mistake?
Heres the specs for the build:
'68-'69 1986 circuit w/ SS recto
Heyboer/Metro Iron and choke
50 watt chassis plus add on panels and board
Sozo caps
F&T cans and TAD electrolytic
I have some 20 gauge Teflon. Will this work for the whole amp or do I need 18 for the heaters?
~Chris Stokes
My board doesn't have the same layout as the ones on the disk. There are no turrets for the SS recto. I noticed the lugs for the bias pot are not there either. Is this a mistake?
Heres the specs for the build:
'68-'69 1986 circuit w/ SS recto
Heyboer/Metro Iron and choke
50 watt chassis plus add on panels and board
Sozo caps
F&T cans and TAD electrolytic
I have some 20 gauge Teflon. Will this work for the whole amp or do I need 18 for the heaters?
~Chris Stokes
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lets see some picsstokesdead wrote:1st questions
My board doesn't have the same layout as the ones on the disk. There are no turrets for the SS recto. I noticed the lugs for the bias pot are not there either. Is this a mistake?
Heres the specs for the build:
'68-'69 1986 circuit w/ SS recto
Heyboer/Metro Iron and choke
50 watt chassis plus add on panels and board
Sozo caps
F&T cans and TAD electrolytic
I have some 20 gauge Teflon. Will this work for the whole amp or do I need 18 for the heaters?
~Chris Stokes
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