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Posted on Monday, March 1, 2010 in Electric Guitars

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How do I use a PA system with my half stack guitar amplifier?

Ab media pila I am 52 and want to add a PA for more speakers. How I can do that. How can I pass the start line in my heead to the Palestinian Authority or parrellel making the Palestinian Authority? thanks

Why? Are you playing large rooms? Does your PA support? If you really want to do this, and you're playing at home in PA, it is best to get a Shure SM57 or Sennheiser e609 mic and put him in front of the speaker box. Some types of wig sound when attempting to send a direct signal to (I said some … not all). The microphone is the easiest thing to treat. Greetings from Austin, TX, Ken


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Kevin O'Connor from London Power has created a series of books under the main title of "The Ultimate Tone." These books are truly unique and carefully designed for the Do-It-Yourself (DIY) enthusiast tube guitar amp and a boutique amp builder. The books have a homemade "feel", well … All the illustrations are done by hand and copy books are printed on 8.5? x11? paper and bound with plastic bones and clear plastic covers. There are six books Series now with the most recent being published in spring 2008. You may want to buy the complete series in one go and get a modest savings, but I think you should consider buying one at a time and digest the march, the construction projects on the road. One key point though … not necessarily want to buy in numerical order. I recommend the following sequence:

  1. The last volume of tones 3 – Generations of Tone
  2. The last volume of Tone 5 – Tone capture
  3. The last volume of Way 2 – A systems approach to acoustic environment of Nirvana
  4. The last volume of tones 4 – Advanced Techniques Modern design Guitar Amp
  5. The Ultimate Tone – Modifying and Custom Building Tube Guitar Amps
  6. The last volume of tone 6 – Timeless tone Built to the future today

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The Ultimate Tone Volume 3 – Generations of Tone

This is the most important book in the series for the beginning builder tube amplifier.

The Chapters 2 through 4 lay the foundations for building good DIY tube amplifier, which in the filling of good wiring, grounding technique, dress lead and other wiring techniques, and mechanical design, including methods of assembly, as the strips terminal, tower and eyelet boards.

The following chapters each selection amplifier iconic 'a particular' iconic each amplifier be a prototypical example of the amplifiers in its class, and elaborates on the circuit topology, unique tonal characteristics that result and errors fatal that the product is known for. Kevin offers original patterns, and then shows how you can apply the techniques detailed in previous chapters to improve performance and reliability of the icons without damaging the pitch. The scheme is redrawn, designs and provides mechanical solutions are developed for each chapter complete in itself, build-it-yourself project amp.

This process is repeated for several variations of the Champ in Chapter 5 (this chapter, greatly influenced my own project single-ended amplifier), then in quick succession: the Bassman, Plexi, 800, Bull Dog, AC-30, Portaflex, SVT, Bass Master Custom Special Guitar Mate, Herzog and Laney amplifiers are discussed.

If you can only buy a book for his love DIY Guitar Amp I sincerely recommend this one.

The last volume of Tone 5 – Tone Capture

Volume 5 picks up where Volume 3 left, with a project oriented approach and some sophisticated solutions DIY tube amplifier for guitar and bass.

The book begins with a chapter to view the operation of vacuum tube called a "tone tube, followed by a chapter on electronic guitar and collecting features.

The next two chapters are small projects: Sigma for the purpose of exchange and Triple-X to switch amplifier.

Chapters 5 and 6 are in transformers … important components, but I did yawn, sorry.

Beginning with chapter 7, all stops are pulled out and the project is in heaven … Major (200W), Soma 84 (amplifier EL84), standard (the London Standard Power preamplifier 1995, along with a 50W amplifier with four feeding tubes), Doppelsonde (mixed feeding tube types), AX84 (discussion of the original goal of a low power amplifier), Kelly (50 W 4 6V6s), and several other projects of lesser scope.

One of pet projects What I did was based on the reformulation of Kevin's HotBox valve preamp pedal unparalleled in Chapter 16. I built this pedal in a place that is truly "true-to-point style" (meaning strips) in a tube pedal box Doug Hoffman, replacing a Baxandall tone stack and re – preamplifier values to be more Dumble-esqe (not the kind HRM).

What would you do with an amplifier to match the style of Yngwie Malmsteen? See Chapter 18, "the Swede".

The last volume of Way 2 – A systems approach to acoustic environment of Nirvana

Volume 2 is not project oriented. Most of the book, chapters 2 to 5, deals with the tricks of food and an overview of power amplifiers, including tube, solid state and hybrid power amplifiers. Chapter 3 on the tube power amplifiers, has very practical information on mods and corrections to Marshall and Fender bias circuits.

I like the 1st and last chapters of volume 2, the better. The first chapter is a brief discussion sound stage and how to configure a computer on stage for the best audience / band experience. The latest, called Chapter 6, "Pillars tone, and in this chapter, the tone of the main contributors to the block level design of a guitar amplifier tube system are examined one by one and Kevin provided a very valuable in shaping the tone for all the preamp / amplifier.

The last volume of tones 4 – Advanced design Modern Guitar Amp

This is the book you want to buy if you feel the need to engage deeply with the power of technology to increase Kevin has developed. Scale of power, coined and registered by Kevin, is how you can get aspects of power amplifier distortion (unlike the preamplifier distortion) in tone to the bedroom volume levels. Volume 4 is not DIY a project, explores the issues, including attenuation, power scaling (both up and below), SAG, and power management, designers addressed by modern tube guitar amplifier.

That said, the second-to-last chapter in Volume 4 might be important for a large group of enthusiastic builders … design philosophy. In this chapter, Kevin provides a design process hierarchy that could be used to make key decisions on how to approach your next project.

The Ultimate Tone – Modifying and Custom Building Tube Guitar Amps

There is no volume number in the title of this book was the 1st. Personally, I bought it for completeness. I specifically wanted the "perfect loop for information, although the circuit itself is built into a project in Volume 5. TUT also has some excellent material reverberations and signal connection methods not explained in the other volumes. The first half introduces TUT / Overview amplifier systems valves, power supplies and the exhibition focuses preamplifier and changes in the power amplifier business to amplifiers (eg, Marshall / Fender) … if you are totally new to electronics tube you may want to purchase this 1st volume at the same time as Volume 3.

The last volume Tone 6 – Timeless tone Built for the future today

In many ways, Volume 6 is a continuation and extension of the material in Volume 4, which introduces Power Scale. Volume 6 in the new version of direct control 'of Powerscaling appears to be introduced in Volume 4, but flushed with global circuits and applies to "give" and maintain their control and in Vol 6. The new expansion circuits have many advantages for a builder yourself as noise immunity and less sensitive to higher distribution etc

I applied the new DC power level to a Trainwreck clone project and I was really impressed with the improvement of the "gameplay" in the low volumes of … without changing the Trainwreck Express circuit is too strong for household use, they need a crank to get the sweet tone that is famous.

One chapter in Volume 6 is devoted to amplifiers Dumble … something I look forward to as many of my hobby projects focus on those circuits. I found this short chapter to be a good introduction to the general architecture of Dumble amplifiers, written from the perspective of the evolution of standard amplifiers while early Alexander Dumble began making, but I felt the chapter was short discussion of some of the most important nuances of the latest models Dumble.

Volume 6 also has a lot of other stuff in it, including a great tutorial on the amplifier design of high output power and a great chapter in the design high gain amplifier with real-world circuits referenced and detailed.

In brief …

Books Kevin has very empirical approach. You are encouraged to set aside the convention, in some cases and not be afraid to try combinations of pulling tubes or pipes and in all cases explains clearly states what is right and why that would not be right all the examples in the books are very practical and certainly the DIYer in mind as is written.

Kevin body of work is really encyclopedic in nature, and whereas, a feature absent from his books is any type of indexing … This is compounded by the fact that Kevin constantly refers to earlier writings rather than repeated in a new volume, and it is very difficult to put the finger in the reference, even with the other book in hand. Maybe search engine technology, the ability of Google to search for protected content, could put to good use in this case and offer a kind of "auto-index 'in the web of all books of Kevin without giving away the book itself. Or better yet, how about book format of the entire collection of books by Kevin TUT … I think all readers of electronic books include search capabilities … and Kevin's hand-drawn schemes probably the appropriate scale and be readable in the e-paper screens of these devices offer.

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