Welcome To the Hoffman Amplifiers Forum

September 08, 2025, 01:37:09 pm
guest image
Welcome, Guest. Please login or register.
-User Name
-Password



Hoffman Amps Forum image Author Topic: Cap Selection on AB763  (Read 3492 times)

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

Offline Geezer

  • Level 4
  • *****
  • Posts: 3680
  • Groov'n Tube'n KOOK (Keeper Of Odd Knowledge)
Hoffman Amps Forum image
Cap Selection on AB763
« on: June 17, 2005, 10:13:40 pm »

  Hoffman Amplifiers
    > Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs
        > Cap Selection on AB763        
 
<< Prev Topic | Next Topic >>  
Author  Comment  
Imntgrumpy
Posts: 4
(3/12/04 1:39 pm)
  Cap Selection on AB763
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I'm ordering the parts for a scratch built Deluxe Reverb using the AB763 circuit. I know that the schematic calls for all caps to be at least 400v. All but 3 of the caps listed on The Hoffman AB763 Board Kit Parts Listing exceed that voltage. However the list doesn't indicate which type of cap (i.e. Mica, Orange Drop, or polypro) each value represents.

Anyone have any suggestions on how I should select them?
 

Thanks in advance
 
Funkalicousgroove
Junior tube assistant
Posts: 22
(3/12/04 2:54 pm)
  Re: Cap Selection on AB763
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
It's a tough call, For tone caps you can use Mallory M150's or Sprague Orange drop type 418p or 715. The 715 orange drops are "faster" and less forgiving, so Consider your playing style when making the choice. To remain true to vintage tone use the m150's or 418's. as far as the treble cap and coupling caps There is a lot of discussion; Some people like dipped silver mica, some people like Ceramic. The Silver mica Sound smooth and beamy, the ceramic sound creamy with a bit of grit (This is all opinion of course, take it with as much salt as your doctor will allow) The choice is yours. For the electrolytics I always recommend Sprague atoms. Have fun Lemme know if I can help. P.S. 600v rated caps are fine
 
 
 << Prev Topic | Next Topic >>

 

 Topic Commands
 Click to receive email notification of replies
  
jump to:  Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs (New)New Product Suggestions (New)Praises - Complaints - Suggestions (New)Buy - Sell- Trade (New)Archives (New)    
 

- Hoffman Amplifiers - Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs - Hoffman Amplifiers -



Powered By ezboard® Ver. 7.32
Copyright ©1999-2005 ezboard, Inc.
   Cunfuze-us say: "He who say "It can't be done" should stay out of way of him who doing it!"

 


Choose a link from the
Hoffman Amplifiers parts catalog
Mobile Device
Catalog Link
Yard Sale
Discontinued
Misc. Hardware
What's New Board Building
 Parts
Amp trim
Handles
Lamps
Diodes
Hoffman Turret
 Boards
Channel
Switching
Resistors Fender Eyelet
 Boards
Screws/Nuts
Washers
Jacks/Plugs
Connectors
Misc Eyelet
Boards
Tools
Capacitors Custom Boards
Tubes
Valves
Pots
Knobs
Fuses/Cords Chassis
Tube
Sockets
Switches Wire
Cable


Handy Links
Tube Amp Library
Tube Amp
Schematics library
Design a custom Eyelet or
Turret Board
DIY Layout Creator
File analyzer program
DIY Layout Creator
File library
Transformer Wiring
Diagrams
Hoffmanamps
Facebook page
Hoffman Amplifiers
Discount Program


password