Aloha

[wardy]

From sunny, well not sunny really, uk.
I recently built a tube amp from a kit with a view to doing other stuff or maybe repairing tube amps.
I assume there are many on here who’ve done the same, anyone got any ideas or recommendations for a follow up project for me to have a go at?
Cheers

[physics]

From sunny, well not sunny really, uk.
I recently built a tube amp from a kit with a view to doing other stuff or maybe repairing tube amps.
I assume there are many on here who’ve done the same, anyone got any ideas or recommendations for a follow up project for me to have a go at?
Cheers

If you're looking to repair, maybe buy a busted amp cheap and try to fix it? Not sure what your experience or comfort level with electronics is beyond you building the kit.  Welcome to the forum.

[wardy]

That’s great advice, thank you

[K O'Connor]

Hi Wardy

Most kits for guitar amps do not come with schematics - ours do! - so you may want to concentrate on learning how to read schematics so more of what you read will make sense.

Have fun

[wardy]

Hi Wardy

Most kits for guitar amps do not come with schematics - ours do! - so you may want to concentrate on learning how to read schematics so more of what you read will make sense.

Have fun


what kits do you do?

[K O'Connor]

Hi Wardy

We have lots of kits as our site shows. Follow the link from the forum side bar.

Have fun

[wardy]

I’m a moron on this kinda thing, can you just post the link or something?
Cheers

[K O'Connor]

Hi Guys

Just click on the London Power / Power Press logo.

Have fun