Hoffman Amplifiers Tube Amplifier Forum
Amp Stuff => Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs => Topic started by: LooseChange on February 21, 2012, 08:34:02 am
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Here is an Ampeg B-15 bass amp build. It's one channel and based on the earliest circuit. Cathode biased, all octal. The entire amp was squeezed into a Champ sized chassis.
Sorry, no gut pics... Forgot to shoot.
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Wow! That's in pristine shape. Thanks for sharing the photo.
With respect, Tubenit
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That looks like a nice small, simple rig.
As a bass player, I wish I had had the $$'s to pick up one of the real ones years back, big bucks now. Building a single channel version like that one is high on my list of amp projects
Best, TD
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As always very nice.
Brad :icon_biggrin:
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I like how you retain some of the Ampeg styling in the mostly-Fender type cabinet. The front panel and Ampeg stove knobs are quite cool!
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Thanks guys... The picture does not do justice to the faceplate. It has the same graphics as the original. Those knobs are hardware store bought. I am not the cosmetics designer. My friend comes up with all the stylin'.
Here is a better picture of the face plate.
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The faceplate DOES look cool. What method did you use for that one? I'm in a quandary researching faceplate methods for the Tweed-configured AB763 I'm working on. Just want simple lettering.
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Nice looking face plate. What transformers did you use? Any pictures of the insides?
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Nice!
Anymore info on this?
I am getting ready to build one myself.
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Built this one on the cheap... I didn't source the parts but chassis and iron are from Allen Amplifiers. He makes a stainless steel chassis (looks like a kitchen appliance). I won't use that again because its way too hard to drill.
Sorry, no gut pictures but most of the layout was taken from a gut picture of a reissue.
Having a 1x15 ported cabinet made now. Should be just like the cab from the fliptop.