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August 15, 2007
  Guitar Amp and Effects Schematics Archive
I bought a CD of amp schematics at a flea market about 10 years ago and I've been using it ever since. The schematics were probably originally stolen from Schematics Heaven, but the last time I looked they were down. I just copied the files to my hard drive, wrapped some html around them and set them here. I hope someone finds them useful.

Guitar Amp and Effects Schematics Archive 
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I don't know where else to ask this question so I apologize if this is the wrong place.

I have a mid 70's SF Fender Pro Reverb that I'd like to try the DR. Z Amp Mod on to see how it sounds but I'm not sure what to do do about the following:

(I don't know where this resistor is because I'm pretty new to tube amps and I don't know what 25/25 means.)
3) replace the 1.5K cathode res. with a 2.7K, and leave the 25/25 bipass
cap in place.


(I don't know what this means.)
4) decouple the stage with a .047 uF.
5) decrease slope res. from 100K to 56K

(What is a dropping resistor and where does it go?)
8) here comes the BIG one install 6V6's to replace the 6L6's, and install
a dropping res. of high wattage to lower the screen voltage, say 500 ohm
10 watt.

You can contact me at mark@bowling123.com. This stuff is very interesting to me but I'm a novice with a lot of time on my hands right now. Thanks
 
I don't know where else to ask this question so I apologize if this is the wrong place.

I have a mid 70's SF Fender Pro Reverb that I'd like to try the DR. Z Amp Mod on to see how it sounds but I'm not sure what to do do about the following:

(I don't know where this resistor is because I'm pretty new to tube amps and I don't know what 25/25 means.)
3) replace the 1.5K cathode res. with a 2.7K, and leave the 25/25 bipass
cap in place.


(I don't know what this means.)
4) decouple the stage with a .047 uF.
5) decrease slope res. from 100K to 56K

(What is a dropping resistor and where does it go?)
8) here comes the BIG one install 6V6's to replace the 6L6's, and install
a dropping res. of high wattage to lower the screen voltage, say 500 ohm
10 watt.

You can contact me at mark@bowling123.com. This stuff is very interesting to me but I'm a novice with a lot of time on my hands right now. Thanks
 
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