JTM45 RI conversion
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I was actually quite surprised with the dynamic range of this amp, it was great. I want one for myself. Question: who sells a correct alu JTM45 chassis?
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Metro or Marstran might have em..
What kinda chassis ya want flanged, offset or block ?
David
What kinda chassis ya want flanged, offset or block ?
David
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http://valvestorm.com/JTM45%20Kitjelle wrote:I was actually quite surprised with the dynamic range of this amp, it was great. I want one for myself. Question: who sells a correct alu JTM45 chassis?
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Valvestorm looks good, even face panels now. Thanks for the replies!
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Of course.oh7hhi wrote:Blackburn wrote:
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What's the B+?
Most reïssues I've seen were way below 400 Volts while a couple of real/old JTM45s were around 450 Volts....
Most reïssues I've seen were way below 400 Volts while a couple of real/old JTM45s were around 450 Volts....
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Mine is 452 with a tube.
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reï or other?Reeltarded wrote:Mine is 452 with a tube.
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Hi Chris! How are you?!PaisleyTube wrote:What's the B+?
Most reïssues I've seen were way below 400 Volts while a couple of real/old JTM45s were around 450 Volts....
See my first post.
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'86 BB reissue here.
Jelle said 395v his.
Jelle said 395v his.
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Nice one! love that!
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Thanks man!Reeltarded wrote:Nice one! love that!
built that in roughly 4 days i`m getting a tad slower as i get older! lol!
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yes, original voltage charts show 440 and 450v. I looked at one original recently that had ca 450v, depending on bias. most originals used the 1k flying resistor, but the RI omitted it, leading to screen voltage exceeding plate voltagePaisleyTube wrote:What's the B+?
Most reïssues I've seen were way below 400 Volts while a couple of real/old JTM45s were around 450 Volts....
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+1Roe wrote:yes, original voltage charts show 440 and 450v. I looked at one original recently that had ca 450v, depending on bias. most originals used the 1k flying resistor, but the RI omitted it, leading to screen voltage exceeding plate voltagePaisleyTube wrote:What's the B+?
Most reïssues I've seen were way below 400 Volts while a couple of real/old JTM45s were around 450 Volts....
+ different filtering
Is the choke right after the ot-centre-tap or in front? did forget to check that and/but the old schematics are pretty unclear to me regarding that.....
tia!
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