Hi Guys, here are some clips of a new mod im working on, 1 with 6l6s, & 1 with el34s, 1 with KT66s.

The amp is a JTM45/100 i have built.

clip1, http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=10712388

clip2, http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=10712387

clip3, http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=10712114

all feedback is welcome  


cheers

Nigel

Hi Guys, new clip with a bit of tweaking.

http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=10720848

Cheers

Nigel

Hi Guys, here is my heavy mod with drums & bass


http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=10722195


Nigel

Hi Nigel,


I think the 6l6 sounds best. They are really thight and have good sound for that kind of music. Then I would take the kt66 and at last the EL34.... 

Based on the audio files I would say you have a good sound. But is it reasonable to convert a amp like the JTM45/100 into a hevay amp?


I would say i go to bed now 
Good night

Hi Nigel,


I think the 6l6 sounds best. They are really thight and have good sound for that kind of music. Then I would take the kt66 and at last the EL34.... 

Based on the audio files I would say you have a good sound. But is it reasonable to convert a amp like the JTM45/100 into a hevay amp?


I would say i go to bed now 
Good night

Hi Fl@shR!Der, thanks for your great feedback, the amp is a clone of a jtm45/100 i have built, so I'm not so worried about modding it, i dont think i would mod an original,


cheers

Nigel 

Thanks Nigel,

That was really a good idea to comparing the power tubes.
In my opinon the KT66 sounds best but I think it is a matter of taste.

cheers
Manfred

Thanks Nigel,

That was really a good idea to comparing the power tubes.
In my opinon the KT66 sounds best but I think it is a matter of taste.

cheers
Manfred

Cheers Manfred, thanks for your great feedback i cant really decide, i like them all


Nigel

Oh sorry, i didn´t notice you build your own JTM45/100 and thought you would have modified an old stock amp  

So rock on and have much fun with you amp! :guitar:

Oh sorry, i didn´t notice you build your own JTM45/100 and thought you would have modified an old stock amp  

So rock on and have much fun with you amp! :guitar:

No worries man


Nigel