I love how he just runs his hand over the knobs and puts everything at 10.

@pavetheway

4 жыл бұрын

He surfs.

@theonewease

3 жыл бұрын

That's how Randy Bachman (BTO) did it with his Sunn Model T's every gig.

@Allguitarinfo

Жыл бұрын

Dude dimed. Every knob....love it..

My god where has this channel been all my life

@FloridaManMatty

4 жыл бұрын

And why haven’t they updated with new amp builds lately?!?!

That's what I used to do all day long! I did start off slow, but by the time I finished working there I was up to 2 full amp chassis per day. And I LOVED it!!!

@runrabbitrun4342

7 жыл бұрын

really What year?

@mattbortz10

6 жыл бұрын

Jerry D 1700s

These vids make me want to start soldering and building amps :) even if I can only make bad soldering :)

@TubeDepotTV

10 жыл бұрын

what may start off as bad soldering will quickly become extraordinary soldering with a few hours of practice. Soldering isn't difficult once you learn the correct methods and have good tools.

@crnogor

10 жыл бұрын

Don't be scared , practise on an old , broken radios , TV , etc ! It's more easy cos is not board soldering for what I hawe still no guts ! I will recomend Y to use Silver based soldering wire , (for better and cleaner contact , with less corosion ) plus if Y can find , to be filled with cleaning cemical , inside , or if can't , use a quality paste to put on contacts , soldering iron ,etc , before Y start with contacting parts ( melting down soldering wire ) ! Ask a pro for recomandation , wich power of a soldering pen is gona suite Y ! Enjoy in future projects !

@muaythai4lifelife

10 жыл бұрын

thanx so much :D

Disregard last post about finding the right kit. This it it! Awesome!

Your wiring and assembly is beautiful!

Nice video. It takes me back to the days of my youth in the 1950s when I scratch built a lot of my Ham Radio equipment. Thanks for sharing.

Great to see you're back guys!

Tube Depot, I love your videos, everytime I see one of your videos I imidiately get the urge to build one of your kits (specially this one ) but unfortunately my financial condition don't allow me to do so. I love your channel. You Guys Rock, Sincerely; Josh

You're doing an amazing work ! Thank you very much for the tutorials !

Great video and very informative. I love the roll of the knobs at the end.

This video is so satisfying!

Great demo !!.........Thank you guys!

This is my kind of father and son project… Keep on rockin

Rob Hull! You are the MAN!

best video I've seen in forever!

Very nice job guys. Im actually building an 18 watt self-biased amplifier at the moment and this is great to watch!

i just finished building this amp 2 weeks ago and let me tell ya this head will blow your mind. And oh my god is it LOUD. I run mine without the rectifer tube and leave the 50 watt switch on the 50 Watt position. My signal chain is an MXR Carbon copy into an MXR gt-od, into a Boss turbo distortion, MXR 6 band eq, and then into a homemade volume attenuator to switch between rhythm volume and lead volume. Jumper the inputs, and tinker until you get the tone you want. You will not be disapointed!

Love the nuanced control adjustment . Dime It.

Fantastic sound.

Thanks. This is some quality knowledge!

@TubeDepotTV I'd be "road testing" those every moment of spare time I had! And building them, and testing them, and modifying, and enjoying the amazing tones that only a true vintage style amplifier can provide.

Well done, great compliments ...

I have been watching this video for the last six months and i cannot wait to gather some money to buy the kit and make the amp myself!

What fun! Thanks for sharing.

This was a lot of fun to watch. I'd really like to try building a head sometime soon.

I wish more than anything that you guys offered a video (and kit) on installing an optional FX loop. That would be so amazing.

Good job!

Thanks, great video!

excelente, very nice work

Hey Rob, try using nut drivers instead of pliers or an adjustable wrench to tighten the nuts on the front panel switches and pots. Nut drivers fit the nuts securely, won't slip, and have a smooth surface so they won't scratch. Otherwise, very instructive video! Thanks, Greg.

@jernejkurincic9050

2 жыл бұрын

In my experience just tightening the driver by hand (without a ratchet) is also just the right amount of tight ...

Now that was very interesting, i loved the rock paper scissors at the end, LOL

Oh man this is awesome!!! I want one!!! :)

Great video and great sounding amp! I imagine that the voicing of the amp on the board is another project altogether.

Great Video , Thanks , Most tech guys act like they are secret scientists or some shit , Luckily Guys like you show the love and know how to help others.

that amp sounds incredible

Great work guys (y)

You guys make it look so easy. Great work! I plan to get this kit at some point. My biggest fear is screwing something up though.

this is awesome

I´m waiting exactly for that!!! Please please do it!!

Yo this is sick!

Inspiring, I wish i had the tools.

fastest amp to dial in on the planet! I love the hand swipe to max her out! lol

holy crap that's awesome!

My little children after this video began to play the game - "Who will play first? (Clap-clap-clap!!!)" =) Thank's for all videos))

Cool, I'd be very interested in that amp!!

Very slick amp, exactly what i am looking for. To bad i don't have the space or tools to accomplish building one. Very good video.

jesus, this amp sounds like a beast!

I got a used Mesa Boogie Nomad 100. The tubes are from Tube Depot! Sounds great.

I love the MojoTone Amp Kits,they have the best of every thing you'll need in your dream Amp!The 1959 100 watt Plexi British Amp "TUBE" is the very best you can ever use!My 14 year old son and my and my self have been working on our second tube amp now,and the results are unreal.To even consideration to purchase such an Marshall Tube Amp would be in excess of 5 to 10 thousand dollars!I know there are critics out there that saying,OH NO!A fact though.

I built These things back in the sixties, since then i´ve moved on a bit. Semiconductors will do the Job very well too

Oh hell yes! Great googalamoogala! This is the one that sounds like God shouting from the mountaintop! Many of us in the over 50 camp think of these as the "Allman Brother" Marshalls, violin-like sustain for days, killer for slide (brother Duane), goes with a Les Paul like beer goes with pizza! Who the hell needs pedals? Only 1 down side, grumpy grouches will be screaming "TURN IT DOWN" constantly.Not recommended for apartment dwellers or small beer joint gigs. A truly awe inspiring amp!

Thanx so much ;)

Thank you!

Thank YOU! You guys just built and totally nailed Marshall's greatest amp (a Fender copy nonetheless) Keep goin (y)

Hi guys ! Your work looks formidably neat ! On the other hand, I'm building a '59 Fender Bassman model 5F6 and was thinking about doing some modifications (I'm aware that a JTM45 and Fender bassman are quite identical in some aspects): 1- Changing to a solid state rectifier 2- Inserting an effects loop 1- If I do this, should I change some capacitors values in the rectifying section for bigger ones ?? (I mean with more capacity) 2- I've heard that this might be a waste of time in a fender bassman because the difference in tone wouldn't be that noticable... And as a valve state amp, matching the impedances would be quite troublesome and I would have to design some buffer to lower the impedances and back. Anyway, I'm an amateur on this, what would you recommend ? Thanks for your time!

best amp ever !

Do you have specs in the kit to build it without the master volume, and other added controls? I'd prefer to keep it as close to an actual JTM 45 as possible.

I'm interested in the kits is this a condensed version of the video companion to the assembly instructions or the full assembly video? thanks

This channel is awesome why am I 6 years late?

@TableWolfMusic I was talking about effects pedals. And I too, have a deep desire for a TubeDepot amplifier kit!

I was wondering which ones could I use... Thanks so much!!!

Do you have a master volume version with a high voltage effects loop? With the plates to match?

I always pre-solder the input sockets at the outside of the amp. After completion, remove the whole assembly and re-install in the inside

Amigos, esse amplificador ficou beleza. Fantástico! Rio RJ

@TubeDepotTV Very true. If I was building the amp I would try and be as true as possible to the original tube compliment. KT66 tubes just have such a unique tone. Many people don't know this but the KT66 was a big part of Jimi Hendrix's sound. More bass than an EL34, more mids than a 6L6. Ton's of headroom, a good example being the Monterey Pop festival songs.

OCDs about some wires inside but eyeballs switch holes on the outside... why not measure the locations before inserting the other components?

Thanks!!!

Can you do video on building a vintage AC30/6 TB complete with Vibrato and Tremolo? I'd be thrilled!!

I wish you would build me a fender tonemaster, I owned one and my amp tech said that looking inside it was a work of art.... or a twin reverb without a printed circuit board, the old fashioned way, unlike the modern clones.

Is a full length version of the build available?

I love the way this sounds cranked. Pure awesomeness. I have never built an amp before but have a little experience with working with electronics. Which build would you suggest for a beginner? Thanks!

thx an other question al the parts you use can I them loose or is it special made for this project?

Hi! Do to sell 220v transformers for this amps? Thanks!

Oh sweet! thanks!

Sweet!

Sounds exactly like my 80’s Peavey Bandit.

the last part is most fun lol

Great work guys, thank you!! Lets see the hot rodded plexi ;)

Does it sounds better than the original? Is there any other benefits of buying this kit beside the fun of making it?

looks really cool. has anyone tried these? how's the price vs sourcing parts yourself? i have already assembled a mic pre (solid state with pcb) does that seem like enough experience?

Great video. Hi, which name yellow tool clears the edge of the hole?

Nice build..14:52..man you are speedy!

@TubeDepotTV Very cool!

What software is being used in the background for the layout of the amp? I've always been curious. It seems very helpful. Especially in the case of making the board.

@Myamptech

9 жыл бұрын

Mynor Gonzalez - Inkscape

Such neat wiring and attention to detail - truly excellent! So, when are you going to build a Marshall Major copy...?

Hello, you are a master of the amps ... first of all this is a translation since I do not know English I am Spanish sorry..I have a question I want to mount a 6n2p and a pcl86 to make a 6w on a vintage radio chassis but I have a doubt about the mass ... gnd .... and the chassis..I do not know whether to make the chassis driver with gnd ... and if that is how I do it ... I connect all the points of mass to a single point ... it can be done in several ... or only the potentiometers and jacks go.

Do you have to drill the turret board your self?

Cool thanks! Is there a mod for using 6l6 powertubes?

And what about power ratings of speakers? Should I just go with circa two times the output of my amp, or should I get even higher rated ones?

The overdrive in the end of the video is just the amp? Thank you

Let me know when you release a kit to build a 1962 Bluesbreaker amp.

@TubeDepotTV Thanks.

Which power tubes did you use?

sir i can get this part in mumbai & which type of metal box

Is the master volume you added a post phase inverter master volume?

Does a person that wants to learn this kinda stuff have to go to DeVry or ITT Tech to become an electrical engineer. I would love to work at a Mom & Pop place and learn this kind of stuff. But unfortunately I don't think they exist anymore. Any suggestions.

Great vid! Very interesting. yeah, the ole western shootout scene. hahaha can you tell me the cost of the kit? Just curious.

Would it possible to have a demo of the amp. I know that there's one on KZread but there's so much effects on it. I'd love to hear it - as the audio sample at the end of your video sound just great - and the difference when you play with the different parameters you added to the JTM45+. Anyway, thanks a lot for all your videos and for sharing your amp knowledge.

great, great, greeeat!!!