Super 100JH clone
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Super 100JH clone
Hi,
I wanted to buy this amp, but unfortunately it's not possible to buy it anywhere,
so I found this forum and now decided to build an clone of the amp,
where should I start?
my first idea was to study the 2 build guides in the wiki and study the rest of the wiki,
then also i'm not sure if I can get all the exact same parts that were used in the 100jh,
are they available somewhere? because I wanted to build an exact 1to1 copy
is this schematic 100% accurate and the same as the 100JH that was on the market?
http://forum.metroamp.com/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=33576" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
thanks for your help,
I wanted to buy this amp, but unfortunately it's not possible to buy it anywhere,
so I found this forum and now decided to build an clone of the amp,
where should I start?
my first idea was to study the 2 build guides in the wiki and study the rest of the wiki,
then also i'm not sure if I can get all the exact same parts that were used in the 100jh,
are they available somewhere? because I wanted to build an exact 1to1 copy
is this schematic 100% accurate and the same as the 100JH that was on the market?
http://forum.metroamp.com/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=33576" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
thanks for your help,
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Re: Super 100JH clone
The Marshall one you link to looks ok.
There is this one too:http://www.marstran.com/HendrixAmpMod.gif
It is a '66 JTM45/100 with slightly altered tone stack:http://www.pleximods.com/hendrixmod.html
Also V1 has extra 10k dropping resistor and more filtering like the slightly later amps. A stock '66 has 16uF cap on the board, but the '67 has a dual 32 uF cap with the 10k between the limbs.
Look at the photos too.
I have one all ready to build but little time - make me an offer (a good one!)
There is this one too:http://www.marstran.com/HendrixAmpMod.gif
It is a '66 JTM45/100 with slightly altered tone stack:http://www.pleximods.com/hendrixmod.html
Also V1 has extra 10k dropping resistor and more filtering like the slightly later amps. A stock '66 has 16uF cap on the board, but the '67 has a dual 32 uF cap with the 10k between the limbs.
Look at the photos too.
I have one all ready to build but little time - make me an offer (a good one!)
Neil
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Re: Super 100JH clone
you mean an offer for the parts?neikeel wrote:
I have one all ready to build but little time - make me an offer (a good one!)
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Re: Super 100JH clone
I am in the UK.malaki wrote:you mean an offer for the parts?neikeel wrote:
I have one all ready to build but little time - make me an offer (a good one!)
Marstran alloy chassis
Marstran transformers and choke
Brian H boards, NOS mustards and Pihers, both plexi panels, pots, knobs, NOS sockets, ie the whole shooting match for a NOS HW Hendrix amp, only lacking a head cab (going to get one of my 67 narrow vent cab cloned by Chris Huff). Time is tight, I have lots of Marshalls already so will only sell if really good offer, failing that I will build it when I get chance.
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Re: Super 100JH clonei
i have no idea what that stuff is worth, since this is the first time I build an amp
and I don't even know if these are all the parts I need, I need to learn more about building an amp first,
and I don't even know if these are all the parts I need, I need to learn more about building an amp first,
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Re: Super 100JH clonei
No worries! Shop around and see what you need and get it all together, sometimes chasing all the small parts its part of the fun.malaki wrote:i have no idea what that stuff is worth, since this is the first time I build an amp
and I don't even know if these are all the parts I need, I need to learn more about building an amp first,
I just need more free time!
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Re: Super 100JH clone
i've read through the 2 instruction pdfs and I wonder how dangerous this is for a beginner like me,
i have experience soldering , but the testing part at the end with the high voltages seems risky to me
what do you think? maybe I should just buy an already built amp or is this safe for a beginner if you are careful enough?
i have experience soldering , but the testing part at the end with the high voltages seems risky to me
what do you think? maybe I should just buy an already built amp or is this safe for a beginner if you are careful enough?
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Re: Super 100JH clone
Of course it's dangerous. But it's also great fun. You just have to be careful and follow the instructions. I also built my amp with no experience whatsoever.
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Re: Super 100JH clone
does anyone have a good highres picture of the inside of this amp?
( higher resolution than the one on the marshall page) ?
( higher resolution than the one on the marshall page) ?
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Re: Super 100JH clone
Have alook here, these should zoom up quite well:
http://amparchives.com/album/Marshall/1 ... index.html
These are what I am working off
http://amparchives.com/album/Marshall/1 ... index.html
These are what I am working off

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Re: Super 100JH clone
neikeel wrote:Have alook here, these should zoom up quite well:
http://amparchives.com/album/Marshall/1 ... index.html
These are what I am working off
thanks, that helps a lot,
im wondering, is there any chance of getting the transformers that marshall used in the jtm45100 reissue and super100jh?
i guess if marshall got drake to rebuild those, there could be a few more available?
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Re: Super 100JH clone
You would probably need to provide a serial number to get those out of Marshall.
But, in all honesty, you could do much better than those anyway. MUCH better.
But, in all honesty, you could do much better than those anyway. MUCH better.
So I like purple, okay!!!!!!
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demonufo wrote:You would probably need to provide a serial number to get those out of Marshall.
But, in all honesty, you could do much better than those anyway. MUCH better.
what do you think is better?
i read that these ones are exact replicas of the old ones but I have no idea,
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Re: Super 100JH clone
is there a list of the different chassis suppliers/producers on this forum?
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You'd be better off with Heyboer clones. Give Brian at Marstran a shout. Drake and Dagnall have been poop for years.
So I like purple, okay!!!!!!
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