Question on 1 tube reverb

[ACDCG400]

Quick question guys: I gutted a twin reverb reissue and put in a 2 channel (original clean/distortion) circuit.  The channels mix together with 2 220k resistors into a 100k before the cap to the entrance of the PI. Ive tried to implement a 1 tube reverb, but to no avail, any thoughts on how it can be done? I think I missed something stupid. Anyone have a quick layout lying around? Thanks!

[kagliostro]

Look to the schematic of the Vox Berkely II Super Reverb

http://www.el34world.com/charts/Schematics/files/Vox/Vox_BERKELY_II_SUPER_REVERB_V-8.pdf

all the "job" is around R14, the 3.3M resistor and C8 the 10uuf capacitor

Ciao

Kagliostro

[tubenit]

Did you look in the ARCHIVES at the "one tube reverb" thread?

http://www.el34world.com/Forum/index.php?topic=7957.0

With respect, Tubenit

[ACDCG400]

Tubenit: I did! I actually have it bookmarked! haha. I think I made the circuit right but something small is awry. Do the reverb jacks on the amp need to be insulated?

kagliostro: checking it out right now! Thanks!

[tubenit]

What is it doing or not doing?   Can you hit the reverb tank & hear a splash?

Is the tank a known good tank?   Do you have good send/return wires hooked correctly?
Are you using known good tubes?   What are the voltages like on the reverb tube?

Can you show how you have the reverb jacks hooked up?  Can you post a picture?

Some specific information would be helpful in trying to help you.

With respect, Tubenit

[ACDCG400]

I'm getting no reverb at all, but the tank splashes when shook. Tank is definitely good, i ended up buying a MOD one just to rule it out and no dice. Ive used multiple sets of rca cabling from different sources -_- and definitely good tubes. voltages were: pin 1: 300v pin 3: 1.6v pin 6: 170v and pin 8: 1.3v. Ill definitely draw a picture! I gave the amp back to my friend since he needed it for a gig, so ill have it back soon.