Last i heard they still do. That is my all time favorite thing Peavey ever did.
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I went about and ordered a bunch of TL604cp chips months and months ago. Still got to test them to see if they are even legit, but I did not pay very much for them either. This thread just reminded me I have to build a test set up to check them out.
Here is some info on the Peavey kits.
https://www.tubesandmore.com/products/P-QTL604-AKAttached FilesWhen the going gets weird... The weird turn pro!
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Just for the record, if the original and replacement disappear, you can always kludge a replacement out of a generic CD4016/4066/whatever_it's_called_now .
Gloriously crude, just 4 separate SPST gates , no extra circuitry to "help" you, no level shifting, no "enable" pin, no internal Logic, nothing.
*You* supply the trigger voltages and maybe add a transistor and a couple resistors to invert signals so when one gate goes ON another goes OFF.
In fact the functionality of I*two* TL604 in a single outdated 16 pin through hole package
Larger than the original so no straight plug-in as the elegant Peavey replacement, but you can make a still small pcb hooked to original holes with some solid core wire to hold it safely.
A drop of hot glue can help
The point is that maybe someday no replacement or NOS is available, yet somehow these amps can still be made to work.
On a personal side, TL604 is unobtanium, freight and Customs make them way more expensive than they are worth, so ironing and etching a small PCB becomes interesting.
FWIW I have replaced them with a pair hard wired FETs, an N channel and a P channel with gates joined, a positive voltage turns one ON, the other OFF; a negative one does the exact opposite, works like a charm.
Exact configuration depends on amp (GK/Fender/Peavey) because not all wire or trigger them the same way so the basic idea must be adapted to the particular amp.Juan Manuel Fahey
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Originally posted by MarkusBass View PostTL604 can still be purchased on ebay - $5.17Originally posted by EnzoI have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."
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Originally posted by DrGonz78 View PostI went about and ordered a bunch of TL604cp chips months and months ago. Still got to test them to see if they are even legit, but I did not pay very much for them either. This thread just reminded me I have to build a test set up to check them out.When the going gets weird... The weird turn pro!
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Not the same and you ordered from the "good" place.
UTSource is "a Company" and presumed to stand behind their products; generic "Hong Kong EBay seller" MAY be a parking lot assistant guy or similar low pay jobber who at night earns a few extra bucks by reselling junk to unsuspecting Americans and who couldnīt care less about bad feedback, worst case he opens a new account and starts clean and fresh.
Glad you got the good onesJuan Manuel Fahey
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Originally posted by J M Fahey View PostNot the same and you ordered from the "good" place.
UTSource is "a Company" and presumed to stand behind their products; generic "Hong Kong EBay seller" MAY be a parking lot assistant guy or similar low pay jobber who at night earns a few extra bucks by reselling junk to unsuspecting Americans and who couldnīt care less about bad feedback, worst case he opens a new account and starts clean and fresh.
Glad you got the good onesWhen the going gets weird... The weird turn pro!
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