Hello,
I've got a schematic wich said to use a 20H choke. Is it the correct value for this amp ?
what value choke for a JTM45/100 ?
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My 45/100 has the 352-114 choke. I have remade those:
http://store.metroamp.com/product_info. ... cts_id=263
I have seen a few amps with actual 20H chokes. I would say to contact Brian Wallace for one of those:
www.wallaceamps.com
george
http://store.metroamp.com/product_info. ... cts_id=263
I have seen a few amps with actual 20H chokes. I would say to contact Brian Wallace for one of those:
www.wallaceamps.com
george
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On my first 45/100 clone I straddled the line between what the schematic said and what the amps usually had -- I chose a 10H Heyboer.
My '65 Super PA repro uses the Marstran 20H RS clone.
Both sound great, the somewhat underrated RS choke may ghost a touch more but not by very much, both amps sound pretty comparable and have a great organic feel to them.........
My '65 Super PA repro uses the Marstran 20H RS clone.
Both sound great, the somewhat underrated RS choke may ghost a touch more but not by very much, both amps sound pretty comparable and have a great organic feel to them.........
