Sammas
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I found a schematic floating around the net of the overdrive channel of a high end "boutique" three channel guitar amp and got the silly idea that maybe i'd like to build this as a single channel low watt amplifier.
I've added a typical global negative feedback circuit with a "rich mod". Its a post phase inverter master volume using a 500k dual gang pot. This should help push not only the preamp stages but also the PI harder at lower volumes.
Now im unsure on the validity of the preamp schematic that im using. It looks feasible to me but perhaps a more accomplished individual could have a quick look and verify that it will not destroy the local power grid :wink:
Now to design a power supply using a hammond 372FX tranny. I just noticed that the output tranny in the schem is wrong, it should be a hammond 20watt 1640. Taps for 4, 8 & 16 ohms with the NFB connected to the 8ohm tap.
I've added a typical global negative feedback circuit with a "rich mod". Its a post phase inverter master volume using a 500k dual gang pot. This should help push not only the preamp stages but also the PI harder at lower volumes.
Now im unsure on the validity of the preamp schematic that im using. It looks feasible to me but perhaps a more accomplished individual could have a quick look and verify that it will not destroy the local power grid :wink:
Now to design a power supply using a hammond 372FX tranny. I just noticed that the output tranny in the schem is wrong, it should be a hammond 20watt 1640. Taps for 4, 8 & 16 ohms with the NFB connected to the 8ohm tap.