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- Part Number: K-TWDLX-NC
- Packaging Size: 30x30x50 cm
- Packaging Weight: 6.178 kg
- UPC: 4251594903000
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| Ampkit Style: | Tweed Style |
| Ampkit Power: | 16 Watt |
Great amp!
I would give this amp a 10 rating if it wasn't for one thing: the first thing that happened after I completed the build was that the 5K1 resistor blew up. Acccording to my amp technician the power tolerance at this point in the circuit should be larger and after replacing it with 0.5 w resistor everything worked fine.
I installed an Eminence 1258 speaker, an excellent (and loud!) speaker in my opinion.
The speaker is by now broken in and the sound of this little combo is addictive.
I've been playing a Tweed Super for a couple of years and my impression is that the tweeds are completely different from the blackface amps I've owned earlier, being much more "rewarding" even at low volumes. This little amp, however, is fully capable of matching a drumset.
One minor objection is that the pot's IMO could have a little more resistance, but they are easily exchanged.
Magnificent
More amp than I need,wish I'd had it in my playing days!....I built this because I had a nice finger jointed pine cab available that just need a fresh coat of tweed and a bigger cut out to take the deluxe chassis but I'm delighted I did!
The components are all top quality and the instructions good though as I've said before not as comprehensive as Mojotones kits...there is a lot of info out there on this circuit though so its easy to clear up any confusion.
I carelessly omitted to solder one end of an underboard connector which resulted in a first trial where the amp sounded like a shrunken version of itself and lost a load of time removing the board to make good...a lesson to double-double check those before final assembly!
Jensen P12 and off it went...
I'd repeat the point I made in my Champ review.....drill the mounting holes in the phenolic circuit board before finalising component assembly.....I've also used ply spacers drilled to let the bolt pass through them under the board to lift it above other mounting nuts etc
With care you'll end up with an amp that is as probably close as you'll get to a having a new 1950's example without an eccentric scientist friend and a DeLorean....or a well-stuffed chequebook ...