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! 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, steemians! Welcome to my page! About a month or so ago, I put up a post about this Alamo stand alone tube powered reverb unit that was made for using with a guitar amp that didn't have a built in

Hello, Steemians! Welcome to my page, eh! This is the second half of my post series about building a simple pair of tweeter boxes for my sound system in the music room. If you would like to read part 1,

Hello, steemians! Welcome to my page, eh! I've been putting together a sound system for my music room using what I have left of my live performance PA system. I have 2 home made cabinets that have a 12

Hello, steemians! Welcome to my page, eh! Over the past few weeks, I've been setting up what's left of my old PA system in my music room so that I can use it for some live performance video recording.

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 the workshop, eh! I was saving this post for a day when I didn't have something else to post about, and it looks like today is that day. This is a 4 track recording deck

Hi dere, steemians, and welcome to da workshop, eh! I've had this tape deck since 1974, I bought it during my first year of college. I used it a lot all through the 1970s and into the 80s as a part of

Hello, steemians, and welcome to da workshop, eh! This is another tube amplifier that I was given to rebuild into a guitar amp. This was originally an amplifier that would have been used in a retail store

Hello, steemians, and welcome to the workshop, eh! This is another tube amplifier that I've been working on a bit at a time for a fairly long time. This amp started out as the amplifier for an old record

Hello, steemians, and welcome to my page, eh! My old Fender Princeton guitar amp has been buzzing more than it should for the past few months, so I decided it was time to change the power supply capacitors

Hello, steemians, and welcome to my page, eh! My friend who brings me amps to fix brought a vintage Fender Princeton Reverb amp to me to go through and check out a couple of weeks ago. This amp was

Hello, steemians, and welcome to my page, eh! I finally got back to this amp project, after being distracted by other things. When I started on it again, I found that when the amp was turned up during

Hello, steemians, and welcome to my page, eh! Last Friday, a friend of mine brought over a couple of power amps that he wanted me to test. I do stuff like that, and repair work for him periodically. I've

All photos by veckinon Preface I recently read an article by @amberyooper about the work they had done on their bootleg bassman amp. This got me thinking, that I too could contribute to the pool of knowledge

Hello, steemians, and welcome to my page, eh! I rebuilt this tube amplifier last winter from parts that were given to me for the purpose. I like to refer to this amp as the "junkyard" amp now,

Hello, steemians, and welcome to my page, eh! It took me a while to get back to working on this amp after the previous work session, but I finally made some more progress on it. In the last post, I had

Hello, steemians, and welcome to my page, eh! Today's post is a continuation of the process of rebuilding an old tube amp into a guitar amp. My first post dealt mostly with removing the unneeded circuit