Marshall owners needed - Early PCB based models

[Smokebreak]

I'm good for 1. Nice work on your layouts. I referenced your CP103 often.

[Ken Moon]

I'll definitely buy 2, if you make enough.

I'll keep an eye on this space for further info.

Youse guys are awesome

[Turret]

Quote sent for 10, 25 and 50 boards, will see what the factory say. Personally I think 25 would be plenty. I need 2 for myself, maybe few more as a spares for future service jobs.

The boards will be green(ish) with white component map like the originals, no Marshall inprint for obvious reasons. I will also buy some Piher PT15 vertical trimmers and turrets (these are used in few places) so you guys can have it for small additional cost if you need them

Matched schematic and layout will be uploaded soon, after the x-mas clean up and new year mess

[Nigel Tufnel]

Looks like I'm late to the party but I've got a PCB from a '75 Super Lead that you can have if you need any additional info. Some jerk modded the piss out of it in the past to where it's not really worth fixing at this point but it's all there as a go by. It's yours if you need it.

[Turret]

Thanks mate

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[Turret]

So, about the PCB run - wont happen, to expensive. Bare bone boards will cost me nearly 10GBP a piece and only when I order quantity of 50, add another 4GBP for silkscreen, another 4 soldermask, 25 for money transfer, shipping that crap to me... I would have to spend close to 600GBP for boards with no guarantee they'll sell. So fuck it, I have a family, bills, some fancy certificates to attend and pass, and still have to eat sometimes

Later today I'll start new topic with layouts, schematics and transfer files. If anyone of you want to take over group buy or something - feel free to do so

EDIT: https://tubeamparchive.com/viewtopic.ph ... highlight=

[xtian]

No problem, man. Thanks for posting the files. They look great.