Hoffman Amplifiers Tube Amplifier Forum
Amp Stuff => Hoffman Turret and Eyelet Boards => Topic started by: EL34 on July 31, 2014, 10:59:27 am
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The layout Diagram, Schematic and BOM and other build information can be found on the library page here
http://el34world.com/schematics.htm (http://el34world.com/schematics.htm)
Layout and Schematic
http://el34world.com/Hoffman/files/Hoffman_ReVibe.pdf (http://el34world.com/Hoffman/files/Hoffman_ReVibe.pdf)
BOM - Parts list
http://el34world.com/Hoffman/files/Hoffman_ReVibe_BOM.pdf (http://el34world.com/Hoffman/files/Hoffman_ReVibe_BOM.pdf)
Hoffman Board install instructions (http://el34world.com/Hoffman/instructions.htm)
Hoffman Turret Boards are on this page
http://hoffmanamps.com/MyStore/catalog/TurretBoard.htm (http://hoffmanamps.com/MyStore/catalog/TurretBoard.htm)
Hoffman amps Public parts list page is here
http://hoffmanamps.com/MyStore/catalog/PartsListIndex.htm (http://hoffmanamps.com/MyStore/catalog/PartsListIndex.htm)
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Probably a silly question but does the Hoffman Board for this build fit into the Weber Revibe Chrome chassis ?
Cheers
Watto
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I think so...
http://el34world.com/Hoffman/revibe.htm (http://el34world.com/Hoffman/revibe.htm)
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I didn't know Weber still made them
At one point 4 out of 5 of them seemed to be bad
the spot welded ends just fell out of them
That's a weber chassis in the link above that Steve provided
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I didn't know Weber still made them
At one point 4 out of 5 of them seemed to be bad
the spot welded ends just fell out of them
That's a weber chassis in the link above that Steve provided
Yeah I found that problem with the spot welds before, I hope this one is up to scratch , They do sell them , mine is on it's way :-)
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Hi Doug -
I was tracking down an issue in my Revibe, and I think I found another couple of cut and paste errors on the Revibe layout. In the schematic, C24 and C25 are .047, but on the layout they are .0047. I'm guessing you cut and pasted C31, which really is .0047
Steven
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Thanks for the heads up
C25 is a .022, not a .047?
This appears to be correct
C24 was wrong on the layout but it was correct on the schematic and BOM
I uploaded a new revibe PDF file
http://el34world.com/Hoffman/files/Hoffman_ReVibe.pdf (http://el34world.com/Hoffman/files/Hoffman_ReVibe.pdf)
Hit refresh after it loads to get the new version
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Sorry, C25 was a typo, I meant C28
There were 3 .0047 in a row, I think the last two (24 and 28) are .047
steve
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Ok thanks, I fixed that one also and uploaded a new PDF file
I updated the BOM with a new format
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This may be a dumb question but I'll ask it anyway. Is the ReVibe intended to power a speaker? I am new to this and really liked the sound of the ReVibe, would like to build a complete amp out of it.
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No, it is an effect just like a stand alone reverb unit. You plug into it and then plug the revibe into an amplifiers
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what's up with the extra turret on the second row from the bottom, which is to the right of the 68k resistor and to the left of the 220k resistor off of V3 pin 5
12 component columns from the left?
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It must have been left behind in editing :)
Thanks for the heads up
I uploaded a new PDF
http://el34world.com/Hoffman/files/Hoffman_ReVibe.pdf (http://el34world.com/Hoffman/files/Hoffman_ReVibe.pdf)
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Cool. That means I don't need to drill another hole in this beautiful board you already made for me Mr. H :grin:
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The lug was on the layout, but not on the board?
I don't remember if I had to remove it from the CNC file or not
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Is there a simple way to use a 2-button stomp box for this? Use a stereo jack maybe and hook up J5 and J6 (from the schematic) accordingly? I was curious as the layout seems to use a separate stomp for each.
EDIT: Or do you just use RCA jacks, and then get that 2 button fender stomp box from Doug's Foot Pedals page? That looks like it would work.. The Vibrato uses the grounded shield one right? Sorry for the dumb questions!
-Brett
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I don't see any reason you couldn't do that. Just connect one of the two wires to the tip, one to the ring, and ground the grounding point, then have two separate switches in a stomp box type setup with one connected to the tip, the other to the ring. It accomplishes the same thing, you just need to have the switch lift ground or send to ground for both.
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Yeah I wanted to make a more traditional style "Stomp" box (1590B) with 2 Big stomp switches in it to fit the aesthetic of my pedal board when I decide to tackle this project. I'd have to use a stereo plug end on my box cord, but that's no biggy. Something to think about. Thanks for the reply :)
-Brett
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It's exactly the same as a Vintage Fender foot switch
So as long as you do it that way, you are good to go
Does not matter what kind of box the switches are in
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Very Cool. Thank you good sirs! I already bought the reverb tank from you recently to make a reverb vibrochamp, but I'm going to just go regular viborchamp and build a revibe instead! Appreciate the help!
-Brett