Hoffman Amplifiers Tube Amplifier Forum
Amp Stuff => Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs => Topic started by: EL34 on April 07, 2011, 12:41:17 pm
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I just broke out my ReVibe again to play with it.
It sounds great but with the intensity all the way up, I want more.
Anyone already got a mod that works?
I don't want to get inside and mess up all my pretty solder joints doing experiments.
I figured someone else has already been there and done it.
Here's the schematic in the library if anyone wats to reference the parts by number.
http://www.el34world.com/Hoffman/images/revibeschematicToreT.gif
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First thing I'd try is R37, 4.7M... Just gator clip a 1M across that and see if the intensity comes up enough. If it does, just increase/decrease to taste.
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Thanks Steve,
I have a go at and see how that works.
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After the 5M resistor I would fuss with the C26 .005 cap. Put a cap decade box in // and see what happens.
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Thanks guys,
I'll mess with the Re-Vibe later
I'm doing some recording with it right now.
Seems to be alot of interest in it lately.
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I am probably crazy, not sure the ReVibe needs any more intensity.
If you set it much deeper it eats away at your notes and they decay real fast.
I just finished this test recording using my ReVibe
The ReVibe is such a cool tool.
http://www.el34world.com/Forum/index.php?topic=11418.msg105432#msg105432
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Sounds nice. I don't think you need any more intensity for that tune. With a lot of surfy type music, I like just a shimmer to accentuate the guitar tone.
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The reason I started think I needed more intensity was that the revibe was set on 10.
10 should be a place no man needs to go (well maybe once in a while).
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Oh I see. And (of course) you tried changing the trem tubes already?
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Na, have not messed with it yet
Was busy doing the recording mentioned above.
Came out real nice.