Princeton Reverb cabinet plans

[TubeGeek]

Does anyone have access to blackface princeton reverb cabinet plans?

I have a project coming up where I'll need a natural wood cabinet built.  If I have a local builder do the cab for me, he needs plans.

[Willabe]

If no one post it, I have a BF PR that I would measure up for you.


                        Brad   

[jjasilli]

Have you considered a 12" speaker?

[volvo]

I think this is what you are looking for

[Willabe]

Hey Volvo,

Where did you get that? Is it from a web site that has most or all of the Fender cab plans?


                          Brad     

[Willabe]

Have you considered a 12" speaker?

+1 on what jjasilli said.

But, watch out if you go with a ceramic 12" in that cab. I put a ceramic 12" in a tweed deluxe cab which is close in size to a BF PR, and the mag was too close to one of the output tubes, darn thing light up like a light bulb.

Had to make a new speaker baffle to move the speaker away from the power tube.


                  Brad     

[TubeGeek]

Yes, this is going to use a 12" speaker.

Still putting details together.  I am thinking of using an alnico speaker (Weber 12a125?) in this amp.  This project will be much like the attached pic except have a natural stained wood cabinet.

Last time I built this circuit I used Weber transformers.  This time around I am leaning to using Heyboer's.

Thanks for finding that drawing! 

[jjasilli]

I fit a 12" speaker in the stock Princeton cab --used a jig saw to enlarge the 10" hole in the stock baffle board --  but then had to grind away a bit of the speaker frame to clear the PT.

[Willabe]

I see that the speaker in the pic is off center away from the power tubes.

Nice looking amp.


             Brad     

[volvo]

Sorry I have not seen your post Brad - I have been on weekend trip. I found it on this website:
http://www.brieskorn.de/int/index.html

aage

[tdvt]

Sorry I have not seen your post Brad - I have been on weekend trip. I found it on this website:
http://www.brieskorn.de/int/index.html

aage

Thanks for that link, he has a really nice site!

[Willabe]

Sorry I have not seen your post Brad

Thanks volvo.

[TubeGeek]

Sorry I have not seen your post Brad - I have been on weekend trip. I found it on this website:
http://www.brieskorn.de/int/index.html

aage

There is lots of nice info there, thanks!