How To Service Your Own Tube Amp Tom Mitchell Pdf

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Amplifier repair reading material??

• Thread starter jr_vw2
• Showtime date Jul 29, 2008

• #1

So I am novice when information technology comes to amplifier circuts. And I want to change that. Does anyone take whatsoever suggestions for books to read to expand my knowledge. I take a bones electronics understanding, as far as parts ID and knowing what they do. Whatever info would be great. I have read How to Service Your Ain Tube Amp By Tom Mitchell It was helpfull simply I dont feel that I have learned enough to venture out on my own. Thanks alot

Jeremy

• #3

And have all of them with grains of table salt. Talk to people, in person as well as online. And check out some websites similar http://www.tone-cadger.com/

• #4

One thing I've learned in the terminal 5 years of edifice/repair is to take ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING you hear from "gurus" with a massive grain of salt. Attempt non to learn electronics from a guitar amp point of view, instead, learn electronics from a full general point of view, and you'll be able to option out the "mojo" BS from the legit practices. At that place are literally thousands of dudes out in that location regurgitating the aforementioned tired crap that several revered gurus fabricated up 20 years ago.

Have things dull, practice on your own gear, and don't buy Spragues just cause everyone else does, and yous'll do just fine.

• #v

One thing I've learned in the concluding 5 years of building/repair is to accept Absolutely EVERYTHING you hear from "gurus" with a massive grain of table salt. Try non to learn electronics from a guitar amp point of view, instead, learn electronics from a full general point of view, and y'all'll be able to pick out the "mojo" BS from the legit practices. In that location are literally thousands of dudes out there regurgitating the aforementioned tired crap that several revered gurus made up 20 years ago.

Have things slow, do on your own gear, and don't buy Spragues simply cause everyone else does, and yous'll do but fine.

Wait to your local tech college for a good solid basic electronics form. And never try to order parts from Mouser @ 2AM for an amp you are building after drinking all night. Yous might forget to order resistors....

• #6

Yeah I am starting classes for Electronics Engeneering adjacent month. I figured I would learn all I can at that place and read equally much as I can and purchase cheap broken amps forth the way and see what I can do with them. I picked up an former Custom Kraft off of ebay and did some poking effectually with it. Establish some bad caps and I got it running again...I was pretty proud of myself. I know its not much for someone who has been around for awhile. Just for me it was a overnice start.

It is also nice to finally observe a forum where I can get ACTUAL advice and not just become hazed for asking questions. Then thanks alot fellas!!

• #7

...attempt GOOGLING "Jack Darr" and you'll discover what you're after...readable, reliable, information nearly how & why guitars and amps work, and how to troubleshoot and repair them.

Very cool! Thanks for posting!

• #8

Dare I say it, I'd spend at least as much time learning solid state circuitry besides, especially low-voltage electronics which are everywhere nowadays. I generally split electronics into three domains: digital, analogue and RF. You demand to go comfy working in all three every bit yous tin apply cognition from i to the others and save a lot of time chasing your tail when designing.

Agreed on ******** terms similar mojo, warm, strident and all these which are created by people who don't sympathize the underlying technologies, or are used to play on the ignorance of same.

• #nine

All the above.. Plus, assemble a kit. Bassman or Plexi are a practiced place to start. Play around with values, mods, tubes etc.

• #ten

...try GOOGLING "Jack Darr" and you'll discover what yous're afterwards...readable, reliable, data virtually how & why guitars and amps work, and how to troubleshoot and repair them.

Hey, didn't some of that stuff re-announced later on in the Tube Amp Book? I don't mean the aforementioned basic info, just expect at Fig. 4-1, for instance.

• #12

Can anyone recommend any reading regarding building, creating, & tweaking the tone stack?

• #thirteen

complimentary downloads

http://www.pmillett.com/technical_books_online.htm

Basic Audio, Norman Crowhurst, 1959 - Cheers to Keith Carlsen!
This is a 3-book fix on, as the title implies, basic audio. The best introduction to tube hullo-fi I've seen, the first book starts with the nature of sound, and covers the nuts of speakers and microphones. Volume 2 continues with distension, covering the nuts of amplifier design. Volume 3 covers a little more advanced topics similar feedback, power supplies, and recording. If you're a beginner, READ THESE BOOKS!

Volume i (114 pages) Download full text with alphabetize, 4.2MB PDF file
Volume 2 (122 pages) Download total text with index, 4.1MB PDF file
Volume 3 (113 pages) Download full text with index, iii.2MB PDF file

This volume below is a classic primer
it is Electric Guitar Amplifier Specific in basic easy to understand language (courtesy Uncle Spot)

http://www.pacificrecone.com/JackDarrBook.html

That should get y'all started and give you more to read then y'all take time to!

Enjoy ThE MuSiC
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