| My
main "carrying around" amp is a Tweed Deluxe clone I built
from a Weber kit. As far as the amp goes, I replaced the kit
resistors with carbon composition resistors, the electrolytics with
Sprague types, installed upgraded toggle switches and some NOS RCA 12AX7's. Otherwise, the kit is stock. |
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| The cabinets
that Weber provides are from Mojotone. I lacquered the tweed and
relocated the handle (the holes are evident) to the proper position.
Whoever installed this handle installed it too far to the front
edge. I discovered this when I had a custom Tuki cover made for
this amp. |
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| The pedal is
mounted to the inside of the cabinet with an "L-shaped"
bracket made from a scrap of stainless steel I had lying around. The pedal is attached to the
bracket with the plug nuts, so that no holes were drilled in the pedal.
A piece of double stick foam tape on the side of the pedal keeps it snug
against the cabinet side. |
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| This photo
shows the wiring of the pedal input and output between the amp input
jack and the circuit board. I just left the original wire from the
jack disconnected. |
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| The power
supply was plugged into a small outlet switch mounted inside the
cabinet. |
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| The panels
replaced. The pedal was positioned so that the reverb controls are
accessible. I just plug into the #2 'normal' jack to
use the reverb. |
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