Hoffman Amplifiers Tube Amplifier Forum
Amp Stuff => Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs => Topic started by: p2pAmps on August 04, 2016, 05:57:19 am
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I know this is another AB763 amp but dang they are cool! This is one I just finished up for a new builder that got in a little over his head. It's all straightened up now and sounding awesome.
(http://static1.squarespace.com/static/56fbe87462cd94ff6ec9d02c/57139b86cf80a18755e90c1f/57a31ee73e00be2197ce0e14/1470308079413/IMG_6904-2.JPG?format=500w)
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I had a real brown V-Verb
20 35 years ago that I eventually sold to Mr. Pitman (Groove Tubes)
I actually did not like the amp that much as an amp, but that could have been because I prefer 12" speakers and this one had 10" JBLs so it was not only a bit tinnier than I like, but cleaner-tinnier. It was also quite heavy with those speakers.
I have no doubt at all I would find a way (or 5 ways) to like the amp a lot more today.
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I had a real brown V-Verb 20 years ago that I eventually sold to Mr. Pitman (Groove Tubes)
I actually did not like the amp that much as an amp, but that could have been because I prefer 12" speakers and this one had 10" JBLs so it was not only a bit tinnier than I like, but cleaner-tinnier. It was also quite heavy with those speakers.
I have no doubt at all I would find a way (or 5 ways) to like the amp a lot more today.
Yes, the owner is a Stevie Ray Vaughn fanatic so this amp fits him perfect.
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Is that an original Vibroverb or a reissue?
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Is that an original Vibroverb or a reissue?
Not sure as the owner brought me the cab and chassis with plates, I did the rest.