10 watt mod to a VJ chassis

[mooreamps]

Here is a 10 watt I am now just wrapping with. The treble channel is driven by 2 12ax7's into an EL-84 ; and the bass channel is driven by an RCA Red Lable 6SL7 driving a 6V6. Standard high voltage power supply with electronic power scaling with my new double-bridge twin regulated filament power supply. Both tone stacks are cathode driven using fixed bias cathode followers with integrated gain control.

http://vj.minuteboard.com/images/000/002/445

-g

 

[phsyconoodler]

Lets see something inside rather than the outside of a VJ with some extra holes in it.

 

[JJGross]

Lets see something inside rather than the outside of a VJ with some extra holes in it.

Yeah, nice hood scoop.
What's it look like under the hood?

 

[teleamp]

Here is a 10 watt I am now just wrapping with. The treble channel is driven by 2 12ax7's into an EL-84 ; and the bass channel is driven by an RCA Red Lable 6SL7 driving a 6V6. Standard high voltage power supply with electronic power scaling with my new double-bridge twin regulated filament power supply. Both tone stacks are cathode driven using fixed bias cathode followers with integrated gain control.

http://vj.minuteboard.com/images/000/002/445

-g

The pic looks cool, got any clips? But if I was going to do that much work on an amp, I would use a blank chassis and start from scratch. The VJ chassis is not very sturdy, I have modded about 20 of them, and have had to do "body work" on a few because of the power transformers trying to be ripped out during shipping.

MikeY

 

[mooreamps]

Oh, I would have to agree with you on that one. Hopefully, this will be the last VJ I do a full mod to.

-g

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fL8adKftJ2Y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FV59lHvFQwo