Removing the tremolo circuit from a Deluxe Reverb

[fingersoccer]

I'm going to build a Deluxe Reverb from scratch, but I'd like to leave out the tremolo. The tremolo circuit is easy enough to identify and pull out of the schematic, but I want to make sure I'm not accidentally removing some crucial bit of the bias circuit in the process. I looked at the Blackface Bassman schematic (since it doesn't have tremolo) and came up with what you see here. It looks right to me, but I could use some wise eyes on this to double check.

I found a useful thread on the (DIY Audio Forum), but the images links are broken, rendering it a bit less than helpful.

[sluckey]

Looks good. Your R20 should be 47Ω for a Deluxe Reverb using an 8Ω speaker. R40 and R41 should be 10K.

[Shack]

How do you see that lol.....what would be the difference if the 100 ohm was left there?

[sluckey]

How do you see that lol.....what would be the difference if the 100 ohm was left there?

I see it by looking at a DR AB763 schematic. NFB would be stronger using a 100Ω. Probably not hear much difference. That's just how Leo did it. All his AB763 amps that connected to an 8Ω speaker load used a 47Ω resistor in that position. The amps that had a 4Ω or 2Ω speaker load used a 100Ω resistor.

[fingersoccer]

sluckey: The values for R20, R40, and R41 were all pulled from the Hoffman 1ch Deluxe Reverb build. Do you think those values should be replaced with the original Fender values?

[fingersoccer]

Oh look, I found another thread with a very similar objective: http://el34world.com/Forum/index.php?topic=18882.0

[sluckey]

sluckey: The values for R20, R40, and R41 were all pulled from the Hoffman 1ch Deluxe Reverb build. Do you think those values should be replaced with the original Fender values?

That is Hoffman's AB763 amp. It's not specifically a Deluxe Reverb. Hoffman shows Deluxe Reverb specific values in this file...

     http://el34world.com/Hoffman/files/Hoffman_AB763_2.pdf