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Complete Triode Electronics.com ST-70 Tube Amp Build Kit.
Kit Inlcudes:
All parts needed for a complete Upgraded ST-70 Type Build except for the tubes. Including our custom made transformers which are made to original specs right here in Chicago Il. USA: PA-060-S Power Transformer (Nearly twice the lamination stack size of the original), A470-S Output Transformers, C354 Choke. As well as our Upgraded Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Chassis, TriodeElectronics ST-70 Driver Board (EF86 or 6AU6 Model, or no driver board for $64.95 less), and our TriodeElectronics Upgraded Capacitor Board.
What's so special about our Dynaco upgrade boards? The object of our upgrade boards is to provide a replacement for the original boards that would result in a perceptible improvement in sound quality and overall performance. These boards emulate the simple but highly effective (due to the short signal path and single gain stage) original Dynaco circuit, but with lower hum, noise, distortion and a wider voltage swing across heavier loads than a 7199, 6GH8, 6BL8/ECF80, 6U8/ECF82, or 6AN8, are capable of. The manual includes information on adapting the amplifier to different output & board tubes, adjusting resistor & capacitor values if desired, plus a comprehensive Troubleshooting Guide. Our newest version of the EF86 board has been slightly revised to accept 6922, 6DJ8, 7308, and 6CG7 in the phase inverter position as well as 12AU7, 12BH7, and ECC99 that were previously supported. Our 6AU6 version of the board is also available but does not support 6922, 6DJ8, 7308, or 6CG7.
Our Kit's a great choice if you really want to learn more about how your amplifier operates, too. You see, unlike many other Kit's, you are not totally locked in to only certain components, nor are you stuck with unchangeable circuit values which limit the versatility of your amplifier and further modifications. There's no "big secrets", you don't need permission from a "guru" to change or tweak it, the manual has instructions for about every change you could imagine making. Instructions are included for triode connecting the output tubes, which will give you a taste of hi-end triode-it is for the cost of 4 resistors, about $1. So, you've got a choice..you can just plug in & play, or you can do your own experimenting if you'd like to, learn a lot and become your own neighborhood Dynaco guru. And you won't break the bank doing it, either. The stock board and parts kit includes, transformers, choke, rca jacks, binding posts, metal film resistors, polypropylene capacitors, wire, Bias Pot, and sockets. which do just fine..but if you like you can modify many component values and try different or exotic parts and tweak to your heart's content. The board sounds fine even with the off the shelf, current production tubes, and special grading and matching is not absolutely necessary. It is a good example of what can be done with the original type of circuit with improved components, and makes a good case for the virtues of simplicity and short signal path in audio design. The TriodeElectronics ST70 boards emulate the simple but highly effective (due to the short signal path and single gain stage) original Dynaco circuit, but with lower hum, noise, distortion, and a wider voltage swing across heavier loads, than a 7199,6GH8,6BL8/ECF80, 6U8/ECF82 or 6AN8 are capable of. Comes without tubes, see our "Tubes for Dynacos" link at bottom of page for them. The board manual includes information on adapting the amplifier to different output & board tubes, adjusting resistor & capacitor values if desired, plus a comprehensive Troubleshooting Guide.
All kits include a comprehensive instruction manual with step by step build instructions. The sonic upgrade will be immediately noticed from a stock st70 type amp. With our board you are not captive to one design. It was made with the experimenter in mind. The driver board manual has the instructions to modify the board to use different tubes and part values, so later you are free to try different things that might sound better in your system.
Our ST70 Upgrade Cap Board Replaces the original aluminum can capacitor and increases capacity from the original 30-20-20-20 to over 500uF 's, using high quality capacitors which are bypassed by WIMA metalized polypropylene caps for superior high frequency response. This board gives the amp the bass definition the original lacked. Amp can be used with a 5AR4/GZ34 tube rectifier or solid state diode plugin unit (sold separately). It also replaces the bias supply capacitors & diode as well.
Kit also includes: 77-MIP-8 Amphenol Sockets, AGC Fuse Holder, Power Switch, Gold Plate Binding Posts, Gold teflon insulated RCA jacks, Bias Test Point Jacks, 10k bias potentiometers, offboard resistors included 10ohm biaset resistors (1V biaset), 20ft of brown cloth wire and more!
For our international customers you can also order the kit with our PA-521-S 230/240v export power transformer instead of the PA-060-S.
The kit is sold with everything you need to put it together except tubes, the driver board requires 2x EF86 or equivalent (or 6AU6 for the other version of board) tubes, and one of either 12AU7/ECC82 (or equivalent), or 12BH7 or ECC99. The power section of the amplifier requires four EL34/6CA7 tubes. If you will be using a tube rectifier (recommended) you will also need a 5AR4/GZ34 Tube. If you will be using a solid state rectifier let us know so we can adjust the cap board values for a higher voltage rating. We sell a octal plug in solid state rectifier if you want this option. With our kit you can have hours of tweaking and reconfiguring this amp to best suit your system and needs. Different, driver configurations, driver tube types, output tube types, and triode connection, all can be used and are explained. This is an amp you won't get bored with. We are very proud to offer you this amp, and thanks to our customers, whose feedback and suggestions, helped make this happen, and we look forward hear about how you customized, and what tweaks you have done to your amp.
We now offer the kit "without a driver board option" , in case our driver board doesn't suit your needs, or you have an old original board you want to press back into service.
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Want to to home-brew your own TriodeElectronics.com Upgraded, Dynaco(tm) style, Mk3 mono tube amp clone? Heres the Kit for you. The Mk3 was the top of the Classic Dynaco line. Sixty, all tube, watts, in a compact design. This Kit includes our most requested Mk3 upgrades, and will yield a world class amp. Our Kit's a great choice if you really want to learn more about how your amplifier operates, too. You see, unlike many other Kit's, you are not totally locked in to only certain components, nor are you stuck with unchangeable circuit values which limit the versatility of your amplifier and further modifications. There's no "big secrets", you don't need permission from a "guru" to change or tweak it, the manual has instructions for about every change you could imagine making. Instructions are included for triode connecting the output tubes, which will give you a taste of hi-end triode-itis for the cost of 4 resistors, about $1. So, you've got a choice..you can just plug in & play, or you can do your own experimenting if you'd like to, learn a lot and become your own neighborhood Dynaco guru. And you won't break the bank doing it, either. The stock board and parts kit includes, transformers, choke, rca jack, terminal strip, metal film resistors, polypropylene capacitors, wire, bias potentiometer, wire, and sockets. Which do just fine..but if you like you can modify many component values and try different or exotic parts and tweak to your heart's content. The boards will adapt to output tubes which need very low drive circuit impedance/ DC grid resistance like 8417's- or may be modified to whip out enough voltage to drive 300B's or 6B4's!! The board sounds fine even with the off the shelf, current production tubes, and special grading and matching is not absolutely necessary. It is a good example of what can be done with the original type of circuit with improved components, and makes a good case for the virtues of simplicity and short signal path in audio design. The TriodeElectronics Mk3 boards emulate the simple but highly effective (due to the short signal path and single gain stage) original Dynaco circuit, but with lower hum, noise, distortion, and a wider voltage swing across heavier loads, than a 7199,6GH8,6BL8/ECF80, 6U8/ECF82 or 6AN8 are capable of. Comes without tubes, see our "Tubes for Dynacos" link at bottom of page for them. The board manual includes information on adapting the amplifier to different output & board tubes, adjusting resistor & capacitor values if desired, plus a comprehensive Troubleshooting Guide. A online pictorial manual (like for our st70 kit) will be ready shortly. Thanks for the interest.
A431 S Output Transformer:
The primary is wound the same as the original A431, same number of turns, sections and wire size, using the same patented Dynaco winding method, and made on the same core size and material. Only improved insulation material used (thus making the transformer more resistant to abuse) and nice long (10 inch/ 25 cm minimum) teflon insulated leads have been added.
This transformer has what you'd expect out of a Dynaco transformer, like healthy low frequency inductance, high resistance to distortion caused by output tube imbalance, and low distortion overall.
This type of transformer can be used with many tube types, such as 6550, KT88, KT90, 6CA7/EL34 (like Mk 2), 6B4G. It may be used with triode, pentode, or ultralinear (screen tap connection) wired tube arrangements.
Transformer specs are: 4300 ohms CT primary with screen taps, 4,8 and 16 ohm secondary. 20 Hz to 20 KHz response at 60W, within 1 db, 30 Hz to 15 KHz at 120 watts. Max DC per side (suggested) 120 ma. Exact same dimensions as the original A431 Dynaco transformer: Height 4 3/4 inches (120 mm) Width 4 inches (101 mm), Depth over covers 4 1/2 inches (114 mm), mounting centers are 3 inches (75 mm) by 3 1/2 inches (88 mm).
P782 S Power Transformer:
Replacement power transformer for Dynaco (tm) Mark 3 and Mark 2 amplifiers. Bolts directly on without modifications. Also a bolton replacement for 60 watt (2 6550's or KT88's) Rated 400-0-400V (800VCT) at 200 ma (actually, will deliver up to 300 ma continuous, albeit at a slightly lower voltage) , 5V at 3A, 6.3VCT at 5A, also has 60V bias tap. Primary 117VAC 60 Hz. Transformer dimensions are 4 3/4 inches high X 3 3/4 wide X 3 3/4 inches deep over the covers, mounting hole centers are 2 7/8 inchs X 3 inches. Overseas Customers see the dropdown menu below for our Export version 120/220, works on 240/230 as well.
C354 Choke:
Replacement for chokes in Dynaco ST70, Mk2, Mk3 and Mk4. 1 1/2 inches (40 mm) tall on 2 3/8 inch (60 mm) mounting hole centers. 55 ohms, 1.5 henries, 10% tolerance, 2500 volt DC hipot tested, 200 ma DC. New unit made in Chicago,USA by transformer professionals with decades of experience manufacturing high voltage transformers.
Chassis:
Stainless Steel, Super, Heavy Duty, Punched, Chassis. Same dimensions as original. Our newest version of the Chassis has cut-outs for upgrade speaker binding posts, iec power cord connector, and bias point. Original or repro Mk3 cages will fit as on original. Nice stainless steel finish. Comes with top and bottom pieces. Custom built chassis made right here in Chicago IL. USA.
Driver Board:
Our Mark 3 board uses a cascoded triode front-end, which gives "pentode gain with triode noise" and allows the use of a wide variety of possible tubes with pinouts same as 12AU7, by simply changing 2 resistors on the board.Our newest version includes a filament jumper allowing use of tubes with 9AJ or 9LP pinout, thus allowing use of 6CG7/6FQ7 or 6N1-P as a phase splitter with no changes required other than changing the board jumper. For more information, please see our Dynaco Page. The kit includes all off board resistors. Kits Also include Board instruction manual, but not tubes, each board requires 1 each 12AU7/ECC82 (or equivalent, 6189,5814,etc) plus one each of either 12AU7/ECC82, 12BH7, 6CG7/6FQ7 or 6N1-P. Standard coupling capacitors are Xicon metallized polypropylene. You can get Sprage 715P polypropylene film & foil instead for a little extra. You can also order without a driver board. See dropdown menu at bottom.
Upgrade Cap Board:
These SDS Labs Power Supply boards replace the original can capacitors in Dynaco Mk3, Mk2. Fit on standoffs under the output transformers, no cutting or drilling required to install, just bolt in, hook up the wires and go!
The Mk3 board increases capacity to 50-50-50-50 uF (two 100 uF in series per section)and the voltage rating to 630V per section to eliminate capacitor problems the original 525V rated cap has that are caused by high line voltages and allows the use of solid-state diode replacements as well as the original tube (5AR4/GZ34 or 5U4) rectifier. Capacitors supplied with the board + parts kits, are Panasonic TS Series parts, temperature rated 85 C. Boards measure 3 inches (approx 77 mm) wide by 4 inches ( 102 mm) long, with about 1/4 (6.5 mm) overhang on each side for mounting standoff. Tightens up the power supply for Tremendous Bass.
Transformers come with manufacturer's 6 month exchange warranty on materials & workmanship
Signal Chain details for the folks over at the Pedal Board group:
*NOTE: all LC's pedals and instramentation utilized Planet Waves cables...we wouldn't want to lose that juicy endorsement deal now would we?
1. Electro-Harmonix Nano Clone...a phaser
2. Voodoo Labs Analog Chorus... fa la la la right
3. Boss Chronomatic Tuner... for normalizing
4. Boss Digital Delay... second oldest pedal on the board, about 15 years old...
5 Audio/Visual Jekyll & Hyde...distortion and fuzz, true-bypass goodness...
6. Guyatone TZ2...more fuzz
7. Electro Harmonix Holy Grail Reverb....on and off again...
8. Whirlwind ABY Selector... play this amp or that amp..or box of 'em at the same time!
9. Fender Twin Reverb Foot Switch... the oldest pedal on board, manufactored in Fullerton, CA back in 71
The board is an SBK PS-45... all pro gear... enough shop, I need a sandwich.
Complete Triode Electronics.com ST-70 Tube Amp Build Kit.
Kit Inlcudes:
All parts needed for a complete Upgraded ST-70 Type Build except for the tubes. Including our custom made transformers which are made to original specs right here in Chicago Il. USA: PA-060-S Power Transformer (Nearly twice the lamination stack size of the original), A470-S Output Transformers, C354 Choke. As well as our Upgraded Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Chassis, TriodeElectronics ST-70 Driver Board (EF86 or 6AU6 Model, or no driver board, and our TriodeElectronics Upgraded Capacitor Board.
What's so special about our Dynaco upgrade boards? The object of our upgrade boards is to provide a replacement for the original boards that would result in a perceptible improvement in sound quality and overall performance. These boards emulate the simple but highly effective (due to the short signal path and single gain stage) original Dynaco circuit, but with lower hum, noise, distortion and a wider voltage swing across heavier loads than a 7199, 6GH8, 6BL8/ECF80, 6U8/ECF82, or 6AN8, are capable of. The manual includes information on adapting the amplifier to different output & board tubes, adjusting resistor & capacitor values if desired, plus a comprehensive Troubleshooting Guide. Our newest version of the EF86 board has been slightly revised to accept 6922, 6DJ8, 7308, and 6CG7 in the phase inverter position as well as 12AU7, 12BH7, and ECC99 that were previously supported. Our 6AU6 version of the board is also available but does not support 6922, 6DJ8, 7308, or 6CG7.
Our Kit's a great choice if you really want to learn more about how your amplifier operates, too. You see, unlike many other Kit's, you are not totally locked in to only certain components, nor are you stuck with unchangeable circuit values which limit the versatility of your amplifier and further modifications. There's no "big secrets", you don't need permission from a "guru" to change or tweak it, the manual has instructions for about every change you could imagine making. Instructions are included for triode connecting the output tubes, which will give you a taste of hi-end triode-it is for the cost of 4 resistors, about $1. So, you've got a choice..you can just plug in & play, or you can do your own experimenting if you'd like to, learn a lot and become your own neighborhood Dynaco guru. And you won't break the bank doing it, either. The stock board and parts kit includes, transformers, choke, rca jacks, binding posts, metal film resistors, polypropylene capacitors, wire, Bias Pot, and sockets. which do just fine..but if you like you can modify many component values and try different or exotic parts and tweak to your heart's content. The board sounds fine even with the off the shelf, current production tubes, and special grading and matching is not absolutely necessary. It is a good example of what can be done with the original type of circuit with improved components, and makes a good case for the virtues of simplicity and short signal path in audio design. The TriodeElectronics ST70 boards emulate the simple but highly effective (due to the short signal path and single gain stage) original Dynaco circuit, but with lower hum, noise, distortion, and a wider voltage swing across heavier loads, than a 7199,6GH8,6BL8/ECF80, 6U8/ECF82 or 6AN8 are capable of. Comes without tubes, see our "Tubes for Dynacos" link at bottom of page for them. The board manual includes information on adapting the amplifier to different output & board tubes, adjusting resistor & capacitor values if desired, plus a comprehensive Troubleshooting Guide.
All kits include a comprehensive instruction manual with step by step build instructions. The sonic upgrade will be immediately noticed from a stock st70 type amp. With our board you are not captive to one design. It was made with the experimenter in mind. The driver board manual has the instructions to modify the board to use different tubes and part values, so later you are free to try different things that might sound better in your system.
Our ST70 Upgrade Cap Board Replaces the original aluminum can capacitor and increases capacity from the original 30-20-20-20 to over 500uF 's, using high quality capacitors which are bypassed by WIMA metalized polypropylene caps for superior high frequency response. This board gives the amp the bass definition the original lacked. Amp can be used with a 5AR4/GZ34 tube rectifier or solid state diode plugin unit (sold separately). It also replaces the bias supply capacitors & diode as well.
Kit also includes: 77-MIP-8 Amphenol Sockets, AGC Fuse Holder, Power Switch, Gold Plate Binding Posts, Gold teflon insulated RCA jacks, Bias Test Point Jacks, 10k bias potentiometers, offboard resistors included 10ohm biaset resistors (1V biaset), 20ft of brown cloth wire and more!
For our international customers you can also order the kit with our PA-521-S 230/240v export power transformer instead of the PA-060-S.
The kit is sold with everything you need to put it together except tubes, the driver board requires 2x EF86 or equivalent (or 6AU6 for the other version of board) tubes, and one of either 12AU7/ECC82 (or equivalent), or 12BH7 or ECC99. The power section of the amplifier requires four EL34/6CA7 tubes. If you will be using a tube rectifier (recommended) you will also need a 5AR4/GZ34 Tube. If you will be using a solid state rectifier let us know so we can adjust the cap board values for a higher voltage rating. We sell a octal plug in solid state rectifier if you want this option. With our kit you can have hours of tweaking and reconfiguring this amp to best suit your system and needs. Different, driver configurations, driver tube types, output tube types, and triode connection, all can be used and are explained. This is an amp you won't get bored with. We are very proud to offer you this amp, and thanks to our customers, whose feedback and suggestions, helped make this happen, and we look forward hear about how you customized, and what tweaks you have done to your amp.
We now offer the kit "without a driver board option", in case our driver board doesn't suit your needs, or you have an old original board you want to press back into service.
Drawing of all my guitar pedals.
18x24 1:1 scale
Exhibited in the 2011 Hartford Art School Juried Alumni Show
Here's the pedalboard as it stands summer 2007.
- Keeley Compressor (two knob)
- Zvex Box of Rock
- Xotic AC Booster
- Loop-Master A/B, Bypass, Tuner switch
- Ernie Ball Volume
- CryBaby Wah
- Keeley Katana (clean boost)
- EH Holy Grail
- Diamond Memory Lane (w/dotted eighth mod)
- Planet Waves tuner
Music Composed by Pepe Mogt
Video editing and color profile by Ernesto Aello
Camera by : Don Trini
Equipment used: Nikon D90, Rozzbox V2, Vermona retroverb and Electroharmonix Memory Man
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Added larger photoresistors to Andromeda Rocker then using Arduino Lilypad as LFO with them. The Rocker is plugged into a bent ElectroHarmonix Memory Toy analog(ish) delay. The Memory Toy delay is easier to deal with without its case, eventually to get 'bent'. Each LED on the lilypad is running on a different LFO duty cycle to allow for more flexibility with Andromeda Rocker. The delay effect can create infinite sustain (via self oscillation). You can actually just unplug the Rocker and the delay will run on indefinitely. The use of the delay with the Rocker allows you to create nice sweeps using the lights or a flashlight.
Pic taken w/iPhone so excuse it's quality but here's the pedalboard as it stands February 2008.
Since my last update i've added the remote options for the Diamond Memory Lane, the Empress Tremolo (sweet tap tremelo w/tons of features), a Diamond Boost EQ and a TC Nova Delay. Wanted the Nova in addition to the MemLane due to the limitations of analog delay times as well as the option of having a few presets. I also dropped the Loop-Master pedalboard patch units as I figured a way to do what I needed using the built-in SKB patch bay (see spaghetti at top of img)
- Keeley Compressor (two knob)
- Zvex Box of Rock
- Xotic AC Boost
- Keeley Katana (clean boost)
- EH Holy Grail
- Diamond Memory Lane (w/dotted eighth, remote tap and switch mods)
- Diamond Boost EQ
- Empress Super Delay
- Empress Tremolo
- Loop-Master A/B, Bypass, Tuner switch
- Loop-Master remote tap & on/off for Diamond Mem Lane
- Ernie Ball Volume
- CryBaby Wah
- Planet Waves tuner
My pride and joy.
This took an age to get the signal path right and I'm still not 100% on it yet. It also took some extreme engineering to fit everything on the board.
Clockwise from top left:
Mammoth Stomp Han Solo boost
(Custom built by Jimi Woolley, first ever production model of this pedal)
EHX Cathedral reverb / delay
Boss TR-2 tremolo
Boss TU-2 tuner
Ernie Ball VP JR Volume
EHX Micro Pog octaver
Boss BD-2 Blues Driver
MXR / Custom Audio Electronics Boost / OD
MXR Carbon Copy analog delay (mmmm bucket brigade)
Eventually plan on pairing this setup with another board containing my Line 6 DL4 and boss RC-50 Loop Station (once i get the buggers repaired).
I don't think I'll ever be able to stop buying effects.
From the bottom, L-R:
Z Vex SHO, Danelectro French Toast Octave Distortion, Z Vex Fuzz Factory.
Dwarfcraft Devices' The Great Destroyer, ProCo RAT, Dwarfcraft Devices' SHIVA.
Barge Concepts' BP-1 "Harmonic Percolator," Keeley Java Boost, Dwarfcraft Devices' Plane Ticket Booster.
Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi (NYC Re-issue)
-Casio CDP100 MIDI
-M-Audio USB MIDI Interface
-Akai MDP18 MIDI Pad
-Korg MicroKorg Synthesizer and Vocoder
-Shure SM48 Microphone
-Shure SM57 Microphone
-Blue Snowball USB Microphone
-Logitech USB Microphone
-Monster Prolink Performer 500
-A.R.T. Tubeamp Studio Pre-amp
-Marshall DSL JCM2000 Head
-Egnater Rebel20 Head
-Roland AC-33 Acoustic Chorus Combo
-Hartke 1x12 Bass amp
-Avatar 2x12 cab w/ Celestian Greenbacks
-Marshall 2x12 cab w/ Celestian Marshalls
-EZdrummer Toontrack Drum Processor
-M-Audio Fast Track Pro Audio Interface
-PedalTrain Pro w/
-Sonic Research Turbo Tuner
-Paul Cochrane Timmy
-MXR Dyna Comp
-Hermida Zendrive
-Xotic EP Booster
-Ibanez TS9 Analogman mod
-Fulltone Supa Trem
-Electro Harmonix Micro POG
-MXR Carbon Copy
-Line Switch
-Line 6 DL4 Delay
-Boss RV5
-Ernie Ball EP VolumeJr
-Boss RC-20XL
-Electroharmonix FREEZE
-Boss CE5
-Boss DS1
-Boss DD3
-Electroharmonix Micro Q-tron
-Danelectro Chicken Salad Reflector Mod
-MXR Phase90
-BYOC Big Muff Clone
-1972 Fender Telecaster Deluxe
-1977 Fender Stratocaser
-Gibson Les Paul Standard
-Pavan TP30
-Martin DCME
-Martin J12GT
-Fender Jazz Bass
-Warmoth Soloist
-Oscar Schmidt OU5 Concert Koa Ukulele
-Kalimba Hugh Tracy Alto
Electro Harmonix Big Muff Pi pedal. There are a large number of Pedals on the spec at Angelic Studios.
Currently the board consists in:
Electro Harmonix
- Black Finger compressor
- Deluxe Electric Mistress flanger
- Micro Synthesizer
- Frequency Analyzer ring modulator
- Big Muff (op-amp version)
- Small Stone phaser
Effector 13
- Truly Beautiful Disaster feedback loop and fuzz (usually with the DM-2 in the loop)
- Torn's Peaker fuzz
Boss
- DM-2 analogue delay
- DS-1 distortion
- FT-2 dynamic filter
- PS-5 pitch shifter
DOD
- FX17 wah, volume
I'm re-connecting things at the moment as I had to make room for the electric mistress (a souvenir from New York)
Now that my CD is out (Scott from Canada - Mind=Blown) on CD Baby and iTunes I decided it was time to clean up a bit.
I got a new stand for the mixer so I can slide the OB-8 underneath. It opens up the little bit of space I have in the center a LOT more. I also cleaned up the wiring a bit and put the printer on a stool. I also moved the desk to the back of the room and decided it could stay there and hold the Chroma Polaris.
Same gear as always:
Guitars in corner-
Kramer Ferrington
Fender American Deluxe Strat
Fender American Standard Tele
Also Roland Pad-8 Octopad
Chroma Polaris (on desk, bottom)
Boss DD-3
Yamaha CS-40m
Yamaha CS-20m
Boss GT-8
Electroharmonix Germanium OD
Microkorg
Yamaha SPX-90 Mark II
t.c. electronic M-one
Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Electric Mistress
Korg M3M
Creamware Pro12
Creamware Minimax
Tom Oberheim SEM-Pro
Use Audio Plugiator
M-Audio Keystation Pro 88
Electro-Harmonix Bad Stone (70s)
Roland Gaia SH-01
Korg Monotron
iPhone (Moog Animoog and Filtatron)
Yamaha Mg32-14fx
Oberheim OB-8
Electro-Harmonix Polyphase
Electro-Harmonix V256
Roland D-50 (Leaning against wall)
Alesis Ion (Leaning against wall)
Moog Slim Phatty
Roland JV-1080
M-Audio Midisport 8x8
Roland M-GS64
Oberheim Matrix 1000
Alesis Midiverb 4
Alesis DM-Pro
Lexicon MPX 100
Behringer Composer Compressor
Shure SRH840 Headphones
Mackie HR824 Mark 1 Monitors
Shure 57 (on desk)
Shure 58 (on mic stand)
Fender 60's Series Telecaster w/ Bigsby [Figsby]
Ibanez RG4EXFM1
Fender Twin Reverb '68 Reissue
Many pedals.
TriodeElectronics.com Dyna Clone, Dynaco(tm), Replacement Transformers
Of course, these can be used for homebrew/DIY projects as well as Dynaco replacements. All are new units made in Chicago, USA.
For the specifications of most of the original Dynaco transformers,Please Click Here) The mounting size dimensions for our transformers are the same as the original Dyna parts (PA-060S is taller but fits in the same hole, Z565 is not the same as A410 dimensionwise).
Our Dyna Clone output transformers are wound the same as the originals, with the same number of turns, sections and wire size, using the same patented Dynaco winding method, and made on the same core size and material. Improved insulation material is used (thus making the transformers more resistant to abuse) and all output transformers have extra long, teflon insulated leads that follow the original Dynaco color coding scheme.
The output transformers have what you'd expect out of a Dynaco transformer, like healthy low frequency inductance , high resistance to distortion caused by output tube DC current imbalance, and low overall distortion. Like the original Dynaco (tm) units, they're the best bang for the buck available in output transformers. Compare them to the competition in terms of price, specs, frequency response and weight.
Our Dyna Clone power transformers use improved insulation technology and 100% solids resin (no dripping wax!) impregnating to provide transformers that run cooler & quieter than the originals. The color coding of the wires is the same as the original units.
While the output transformers were originally designed for high fidelity stereo applications, they work just dandy in guitar & bass amplifiers, too. The excellent bottom-end response makes them particularly suitable for bass amps and guitar applications where lots of headroom and avoiding low-frequency "farting" distortion is desired. Ken Fischer who built the legendary Trainwreck amps, used Dynaco iron in some of his amps.
Check out our boards and chassis to complete your project.
Nebulophone (bleep labs) with arduino lilypad controlling photoresistor (ie: LFO), going into ElectroHarmonix Memory Toy, with Seeedstudio DSO displaying output. Unfortunately nothing interesting at this instant on the DSO scope.
After playing for over 20 years, I got sick of keeping my pedals in a tackle box. I know this one isn't the nicest board, but it suits my needs.
And then I realized I needed more patch cables.
'97 Russian Electro-Harmonix/Sovtek Small Stone phaser pedal repaired and ready to play. From Matt's personal collection. This is now my favorite phaser pedal. I love the strength of the effect with the color switch in the up position. It also feels rock solid and is undeniably cool looking in a very olive-green military drab sort of way. Love the knobs on these old Sovtek built pedals.
Yeah, I know. It's really blurry, but it's the only pic I have of the ol' v2. This one fit into a Milwaukee Saws-all case. Didn't work all that well, because I had to dismantle everything completely in order to fit everything in there. But it looked kinda cool. The chain is a little strange...
Chain: Guitar > Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner > Rat Pedal > Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer > Boss BD-2 Blues Driver > Boss RV-3 Digital Reverb/Delay > Boss DD-3 Digital Delay > Boss TR-2 Tremelo > EH Deluxe Memory Man > Morely Volume Pedal > Fender Twin Reverb