Hoffman Amplifiers Tube Amplifier Forum
Amp Stuff => Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs => Topic started by: shooter on March 14, 2016, 08:37:45 pm
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acquired this from a starving musician :icon_biggrin: Very clean, plays well, just needs the 2 dead bee guts cleaned off, and scratchy pots cleaned. Gonna spec it against the schematic and see where it's at. Way better than the last 3 I fixed! It's the odd one, 6EU7, 6C4, and interstage tranny PI
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Clean little dude. Did the others you looked at have those radial (PC mount) caps or do you think those new(ish)?
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> do you think those new
You can see the rivet holes where the old flex-lead strap-mount caps were removed.
Still don't believe that can be a Gibson. I can almost read the whole circuit at a glance. Where is the messy maze?
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I always have liked the looks of Gibson amps from that era
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Where is the messy maze?
:l2: You are right, when I opened it, I was amazed, The other 3 I worked on looked like my early spaghetti days! All the wires, soldering, components, looks *original*, except the cap-3prong mod.
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Here's the schematic for the "whiteface" GA5T in case you don't have it. They can be hard to find...
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I love those little amps and this one looks nice. Original speaker still working well?
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Thanks Steve, ya, it took me like 4days of surfing last year when that model came in. I was fascinated with the tranny PI, so I bought one and incorporated it into my last build, way less parts to solder :icon_biggrin:
The speaker sounds good, I think this amp just sat in a closet for along time.
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Here's the info I got from the amp, still need to tension sockets, and the bass pot won't cleanup, but it only scratches when you turn it :icon_biggrin:
EDIT: I did change the time-base on the scope, no weirdness on the OT :icon_biggrin: