STATE OF DECAY 2 SIGNAL BOOSTER MOD MOD

I even have a workaround for having a bias adjusment mod on this amp but im not sharing it yet.

STATE OF DECAY 2 SIGNAL BOOSTER MOD FULL

as long as the chassis is out of the box for full aircon. its out of its cabinet and idling with a load box. The new caps needs burning up and so im burning the amp 24 hours now while writing the review. both the grey and black has some familiarities its just the black is somewhat clearer now. This changed the overall tone of the amp WITHOUT changing the behavior and character of it. in other words, its the huge resistor in the bravo if anyone cares. the choke is the wirewound 390 ohm 5 watt. Why? its coz iv changed all big/small electrolitic caps on the black amp along with the choke resistor. also shielded the tank with aluminuim foil underneath and pack it with a black bag and screwed it down.Ĭomparing to the balck amp i got for like 2-3 years ago (cant remember) is that my black amp is somewhat brighter clearer more hifi sounding and not as dark and bassy as this grey one. I also changed the original reverb tank as the tank was caput, gave too low signal, changed to a laney VC-30 tank. So basically, he had the amp stock and changed the tubes and added the standby switch. Ok, it wasnt me but it was there that the previous owner installed and that got the original tubes when he bought the amp 2 years ago. Wasnt cheap like the previous black iv bought but was worth it.Īs usually, i changed the tubes to JJs, did my footswitch mod and put in a standby switch. a 1990 grey tolexed bravo 112 with all original including tubes. Somewhat somehow HC refuse to let me write review. Here is something I found on the Internet It will allow me to run all these odd mismatched EL84's I have on hand. I did re-work the bias circuit in this Bravo to an adjustable dual independent circuit for each EL84 though. Unless it is broken, I do not really like to pull the PCB's out. I get concerned about those ribbon connectors and causing interemittent problems with solder joints and such when messing with these type of amps. Everything is crammed quite tight in there and to pull the main PCB out looks to be a pain. Yeah, one of the reasons there's probably not much modding info on these, is due to them being such a pain in the Arse to work on. Joey here, but he is quite busy now and taking a break from the forum.

Joey Voltage and another fella there were the very knowledgeable guys on that forum regarding Peaveys among other things. I did see a few old posts from a different forum that had info from a member here, Joey Voltage. I have not found much info on these amps on the net in regards to modding them and improving the tone. Did you see my post in the Workbench section on that? I actually have it sounding a bit better after I figured out the strange voltage drop I was getting on the plate of the EL84 V5. Would you know off hand what the issue is? I have ran my delay through the loop and it seemd to be OK. Hmmm, as for the FX loop on this thing? I did not know there was an issue with it. Yeah, we have been over quite a few different topics at the other Forum.

State of decay 2 signal booster mod