#guitar-amp

Hello, hivers! About a month ago, I posted a short video about a vintage guitar amplifier that I had repaired, the Kent DR-57 amplifier head. In the beginning of that video, I showed both that amplifier

Hello, hivers! I was recently looking for some ideas for making videos to add to my youtube channel, and I decided to make a couple of videos about some old guitar amplifiers that I repaired last year.

Hello, hivers! It's been quite a while since my last guitar amp repair post. My previous repair post was back in August of last year. I wrote about repairing a 1960s era Kent DR-57 guitar amplifier. You

Hello, hivers and guitar players! This guitar amplifier was brought to me for repair a couple of weeks ago. This is a mid 1960s Kent guitar amplifier head. It was probably made some time during 1966, they

Hello, hivers! Modifying tube powered amplifiers to use as a guitar amplifier is one of my hobbies. It seems like I've been doing it on and off for much of my adult life. I go through periods where I have

Hello, and welcome to my page! In part 1 of this series, I talked a bit about the amplifier that is the basis for this amp rebuilding project, and getting started on the rebuild. If you would like to read

Hello, and welcome to my page! About a week or so ago, I started on a new guitar amplifier project. This project will be the rebuilding of a late 1950s Lafayette public address amplifier into a tube powered

Hello, and welcome to my page! Now that winter has definitely settled in for a while, I've been getting back into my winter hobbies. I've recently written about my model train hobby, and today I'm going

Hello, steemians! Welcome to my page, eh! This is a follow up video to the video where I modified the preamp of my little Red and Black guitar amplifier. I recorded this video to demonstrate the performance

Hello, steemians! Welcome to my page, eh! It's been about 4 months since the last time I wrote about this little tube powered guitar amplifier that I built. I've been using it a bit for practicing, but

Hello, steemians! Welcome to my page, eh! My friend brought me another amplifier to fix about a week ago. This amp is the Harmony H304 guitar amplifier. This amp was probably built in 1960, the date on

Hello, steemians! Welcome to my page, eh! With this cold blast that we've been having this week, I haven't had any desire to go out of the house for anything. I decided that as long as I was stuck in the

Hello, steemians! Welcome to my Dtube channel, eh! I made this video to show you how this vintage Ampeg Gemini 1 guitar amp sounds, now that I have it working. The amp still has a couple of problems, the

Hello, steemians! Welcome to my page, eh! About 3 or so weeks ago, I finally started working on this Ampeg guitar amp for my friend. This amp is most probably 1966 production, judging by the date codes

Hello, and welcome to my Dtube channel, eh! I finally started the process of working on this old Ampeg guitar amp. I've had this amp at the house for several months now, but I was busy with other things

Hello, and welcome to my Dtube channel! This is a video that I just made to show you my current guitar amp building project and give a basic explanation of the parts and how it works. I started on this

Hello, steemians, and welcome to da workshop, eh! My friend Adam brought several amplifiers to me in August to work on for him, among them was a 1972 Fender Bassman 100 head. This is one of the early master

Hello, steemians, and welcome to my page, eh! This is part 3 in my continuing series on building a small tube power guitar amp. This amp should put out somewhere around 10 watts when turned up. Ten watts

Hello, steemians, and welcome to my workshop, eh! This is part 2 of my series on building this little amplifier that I've decided to call the "Red and Black" amp, at least for now. I'm doing

Hello, steemians, and welcome to da workshop, eh! Last week, I decided to start a new guitar amplifier build after fixing an amp for my friend and getting the urge to do another build. This amp will be