locating parts for Express

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locating parts for Express

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well - i'm off and running building my Express...

although not very far - i'm not going to obsess over unobtanium, but i'd like to get as close as readily available parts will let me -

so......

who got what? and who wants to sell stuff?

mainly looking for the caps and pots and any nonstandard resistor

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akaleniecki@gmail.com
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In the trainwreck files section there is a sticky that has a bill of materials complete with suppliers.

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The bom does not include pots or components, or the lamp.
Unless i missed that somehow...
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Nevermind. Missed the tabs

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aaronz28 wrote:The bom does not include pots or components, or the lamp.
Unless i missed that somehow...
The lamp is Part PH15 on the BOM V2 available from Mode Electronics. The pots are PEC, Part PP1 for the Mid, PP2 - PP4 for Vol, Treble and Bass, and PP6 for the Presence. All available from www.TubesAndMore.com
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Aaron,

I sent an email note to you. I have most of what you'll need or I can maybe lead you to it.

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Here's your lamp. I bought 5 from them.
http://www.ralphselectronics.com/Produc ... ODE-554630
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At that price grab a spare! They are a little delicate...
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so i think I have just about everything from RJ -
but he doesn't stock the Mallory filters.

anyone got lines on the big filter caps?

also - i have .02s and the .0022
just need the .1 Mallorys - who got em?

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I bought some yellow mode lights and when they arrived they were minature versions of the size TW uses. Don't remember where I ordered them from though. So I have a drawer full of small green/red/yellow mini mode lights.
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Aaron, good luck finding the CDE 0.1!! those are nowhere to be found!! I luckily picked some from a member here.
Also TC78 mallory 40uF are hard to find but....you can still find Cornell Dubilier american made 40uF which are a great replacement and you can still find the TC75 which is the 20uF!!


good luck hunting parts!!
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I can get the TC Mallory's but they are about $150 a set these days... I haven't decided whether or not not to stock them anymore. If enough people want them we can do it. However, there are a lot of good options that are much more affordable. I've also grown pretty fond of the JJ can caps... they really clean up a Wreck power supply. In the archives you'll find a note from Allyn Meyers where he says "The Tech Caps seem to sound exactly the same" (as the Mallory's)... these are my personal favorites. https://tubeamparchive.com/viewtopic.php?t=6345

I haven't heard an amp with Nichicon's yet but I think they would be worth a try.

CDE Mallory PVC601 0.1uF are probably out there but I haven't found them. I do have good reports to offer on the Orange Drop Polyester Sprague coupling caps and you can find them.
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RJ Guitars wrote:I can get the TC Mallory's but they are about $150 a set these days... I haven't decided whether or not not to stock them anymore. If enough people want them we can do it. However, there are a lot of good options that are much more affordable. I've also grown pretty fond of the JJ can caps... they really clean up a Wreck power supply. In the archives you'll find a note from Allyn Meyers where he says "The Tech Caps seem to sound exactly the same" (as the Mallory's)... these are my personal favorites. https://tubeamparchive.com/viewtopic.php?t=6345
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I used the Tech caps in my Express build obtained from RJ and I have no complaints... the amp sounds great!
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RJ Guitars wrote:I can get the TC Mallory's but they are about $150 a set these days... I haven't decided whether or not not to stock them anymore. If enough people want them we can do it. However, there are a lot of good options that are much more affordable. I've also grown pretty fond of the JJ can caps... they really clean up a Wreck power supply. In the archives you'll find a note from Allyn Meyers where he says "The Tech Caps seem to sound exactly the same" (as the Mallory's)... these are my personal favorites. https://tubeamparchive.com/viewtopic.php?t=6345
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I used the Tech caps in my Express build obtained from RJ and I have no complaints... the amp sounds great!
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