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Now that I have access to a shop again, I can get to work on some projects that were put on hold. Ugh! been too long.
One of those is the subminiature stand alone tube reverb you guys were helping me sort out the design on.
Wouldn't you know that I came across these little beauties that I can use in the build, but more importantly, these will come in so handy for "breadboarding/prototyping" the build for testing and review!
They're perfect! But unfortunately, damn near impossible to find (even just the phenolic socket, let alone the mounting heat sink shields).
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There are pairs of 6111 dual triodes and 6943 pentodes inserted. Interestingly, the 6111s are the larger of the tubes and fill the length of the cage. The 6943s are tiny for the punch they have, and are almost hidden behind the ribs.
To give you an idea of the size of the components, I included a dunlop jazz pick along with the power transformer, tubes, and spring reverb unit.
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Pretty cool, no?
One of those is the subminiature stand alone tube reverb you guys were helping me sort out the design on.
Wouldn't you know that I came across these little beauties that I can use in the build, but more importantly, these will come in so handy for "breadboarding/prototyping" the build for testing and review!
They're perfect! But unfortunately, damn near impossible to find (even just the phenolic socket, let alone the mounting heat sink shields).
.
.
.
There are pairs of 6111 dual triodes and 6943 pentodes inserted. Interestingly, the 6111s are the larger of the tubes and fill the length of the cage. The 6943s are tiny for the punch they have, and are almost hidden behind the ribs.
To give you an idea of the size of the components, I included a dunlop jazz pick along with the power transformer, tubes, and spring reverb unit.
.
.
.
Pretty cool, no?
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