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Homebrew Tube Amp Corner

The purpose of this page is to provide information, and pointers to information for folks building or otherwise tinkering with vaccuum tube amplifiers. These pages have a decided slant towards musical instrument amplifiers, and I've made a conscious effort to keep things oriented towards the practical and technical, rather than the esoteric.

Mini-Articles and FAQs

Tube Amp Mini FAQ v1.10 - R.G. Keen 3/29/96 (Text Version 1.07)
Transformer Layout - Stephen Delft
Tube Amp and Musical Electronics Newsletter - Doug Wellington & Tom Balon
Some basics on power supplies
Tone Controls - Digest of Mark Garvin's post on tone controls.

Construction Methods Pictorial - Nathan Stewart 4/10/96
Roll your own chassis - Nathan Stewart 6/18/96
Effects FAQ Version 2.02, - R.G. Keen 1/12/95
Effects FAQ (HTML) v3.00 - R.G. Keen 3/21/96
Included here for its section on construction techniques.

Note:
Under Construction means precisely that - I've tried to avoid plastering the obnoxious little sticker over everything that might eventually change. If you see the sign, it means two things. If you think you might be able to contribute to the section under construction, please do. It also means to check back later.
I'm still looking for articles, FAQ's, tips, and Howto's for this section. If you have something to contribute here, by all means please let me know.

Links to Other DIY Musical Electronics Sites
- Nate's Homebrew Projects Page - Some of my own personal projects.
- Nate's Picture Gallery - Some of my own artwork and photography related to this web page.
- Leper's Musical Circuits Archive - Jamie Heilman's Schematic Collection.
- GEO - the Guitar Effects Oriented Web Page
  - RG Keen's page for building effects
  Ampage
  Pat's Tube Schematics
  DIY Audio Pages
  Kevin Kennedy's Vacuum Tube Audio Web Page
  Dave Cigna's Guitar Amps page
If you have a web page devoted to the technical aspects of tube amps, or musical electronics in general, and would like a link to it here, please let me know.

I'm trying to keep this page so that it loads quickly, is usable to people with text only browsers, and doesn't require Netscape. If you surf with something besides Netscape, and something looks ugly to you, please let me know.

Nathan Stewart, npstewart@pobox.com
$Revision: 1.7b $
$Date: 1997/02/14 08:23:52 $

Homebrew Tube Amp Corner

Mini-Articles and FAQs

Note:

Links to Other DIY Musical Electronics Sites