Tommytones 1081 PCBs

I'd like to thank Tom for the PCBs, I just got them! They're very nice, high quality boards. Plus the red color makes them look exotic. Really great.

Question:

Where can I find information about this project? Schematics, parts list, that stuff...

Is there a META for the 1081 project?

Thanks,
Owel

On a related note, where can I find the schematic and parts list for the Tommytones power supply PCB?

Never mind... I think I found the 1081 informaiton.

Still need info on the power supply. Thanks!

Never mind... found the PSU info.

Back to business....

That's a great deal of talking to yourself there owel..!! Lay off the sauce and EAT MORE ROUGHAGE :green:

Peter, That was funny :grin: I got a good laugh at Owels expense.








:sam: :green:

When I'm walking down the sidewalk, I usually see people get out of my way or avoid me.... I don't know why.

Owel: Really? I didn't notice that.

Owel: Because you're busy talking to me dummy!

:grin:

First sign of insanity: Talking to one's self.
I know. I do it all the time.
Keeps the riff raff away.
:shock: :? :wink: :? :shock:

Except if your on a solo mission to Mars, then it can help your sanity.
:guinness:

Got my 1081 PCB's today!

They look really good!

Now I just need some money to stuff the damn things. :sad:

Thanks TOM!!! :guinness: :green: :sam:

Right On (insert Shaft accent here)....

Got mine to! They look great!

Thanks for all, Tom.

didn't recive mine yet! :? I'm get nevous

Piano piano mik

Hey Mik, I don't know if it went surface post to you or not, but I've had enormous problems shipping to Italy (I'm assuming that's where Milano is?) via ground surface post. It took six months to deliver a mic preamp via surface mail to a major Italian city. I also had another situation that took four months to deliver a surface mail package. So, I'd hang in there. Customs seems to be hard core, or slow or something... Who knows. I'd give it some more time before I get worried... Good luck!

[quote author="owel"]I'd like to thank Tom for the PCBs, I just got them! They're very nice, high quality boards. Plus the red color makes them look exotic. Really great.
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can someone scan theirs? I'd love to see this exotic PCB!

Mark

[quote author="verbos"]can someone scan theirs? I'd love to see this exotic PCB![/quote] :?
but we already have pictures posted here at the Lab.

sorry about the size guys,
This picture is just as Tom delivered it to me so when I get home tonight I'll make a resisized version, post and adjust the link.

... and then there is Tom's old DIY81 page at the old place
and Tom's NEW DIY81 page at ... you guessed it ... the new place.

Actually, the new boards you guys are getting are somewhat different. Same layout and all but plated through and cut out for the output transformer. I'd scan a pic but it really doesn't do it justice. You get the idea though.

I like what someone wrote about them..."I'm gonna call these my EVIL Neves!"

:green:

Oh yes definitely Neve-il! Out of curiosity, how well do the NTE transistor subs work with the circuit. I've got the iron already for this project (thanks Jonathan), and am about to order the other bits and start stuffing the PCB. I've got some BC184C's left over from my 1272's, but for the other transistors I'll need to sub...hopefully it'll work. Anyone tried them.

Cheers,

Kris

Hi,

They look gorgeus. Is there yet a possibility to order one ?

Hot!

What did those cost?

Mark