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The specific design I'm building (very slowly) is the London Power Standard amp from TUT5, but these questions would apply to a lot of amps with reverb. Namely an AB763 Twin Reverb ( http://www.schematicheaven.com/fende...b763_schem.pdf ), whose reverb topography is very similar. Basically, I want to dump the reverb from the design.
It appears by the normal channel that the fender way to ditch the reverb is to also ditch the "mixing" stage. But don't people say that the vibrato channel is the magic channel and that extra stage is the reason (am I making that up?) If I were to leave that stage in the design would I also leave the 10pf cap and 3.3M resistor?
What's with that cap and resistor anyway? don't they knock the clean signal way way down? is this to bring it in line with the wet signal and the mixing stage brings it all back up?
It appears by the normal channel that the fender way to ditch the reverb is to also ditch the "mixing" stage. But don't people say that the vibrato channel is the magic channel and that extra stage is the reason (am I making that up?) If I were to leave that stage in the design would I also leave the 10pf cap and 3.3M resistor?
What's with that cap and resistor anyway? don't they knock the clean signal way way down? is this to bring it in line with the wet signal and the mixing stage brings it all back up?
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