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I made my own "custom" pot. I wrote something about it here: Klick
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Nice Idea. I'll do some research to see how complex this preamp is. Meanwhile: I created a pcb after original factory schematics tu build the preamp of the Gallien-Krueger 800RB:
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Currently not. Here my latest creation: It is the Preamp of the Peavey Century 200H. Sounds really like the original amp
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June update: Most of my pedals on one pic...
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My version of the Music Man HD 150 One Fifty Preamplifier: I used the factory schematics to create my own pcb.
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I want to sell my Traynor TS-50B. These amps are rarely found in Europe. The replica (Rusty Box) of the preamp is a little better known. Here is the complete amp... Here you can find more information and pictures about the amp: Klick The photos show exactly this amp, which is sold here. The optical condition is "used", but technically everything is ok. Attention: The amp works with 110Volt! The price is incl. shipping to UK main. I want 600€ (aka 520 GBP) for this amp. I know, it is not "cheap", but I paid a lot for this amp incl. shipping and fees/taxes from USA.
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It is an optocoupler for the limiter-section.
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My latest one: Music Man 120B Preamplifier
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Peavey F-800B Preamp: I used the factory schematics and schematics from a talkbass-project to create my own pcb:
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I think it must be TO145 for V4-II Combo (?) 5 stands for number 5 (the serial-number...) And 301 is 3rd quarter of 2001 If that's true, is my V4-MKII #1: I heard, there were only 25 in total. But I don't know which type og V4-II are meant by that. Less V4s than V8s were made.
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My last one: Traynor TS-60B Preamplifier. It is similar to the TS-50B. The Preamp is well known as "Rusty Box". But this one comes with an extended 4-band EQ (switchable) and a DI-Out:
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1st Prototype Ampeg B-100R Preamplifier: I used the factory schematics to draw a pcb, that fits into a 1590BB.
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I dont use the Autorouter function. I draw the traces „by hand „
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No, I am not an Electronic Engineer. I am a "Hydraulic" Engineer... (I dont know the exactly designation). The holes for the rotary pots and the slots for the sliders were milled with a cnc milling machine.
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I really like JohnK's pedals! As I saw his MonoBlock I got the Idea to use sliders instead of rotary pots. I used this schematic: Klick I had the PCBs made locally. But you can made pcbs also online: Klick
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No kit. I used the original schematics and created a pcb with eagle.
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My new one: It is a Traynor Mono Block II Preamp in pedal format.