Post by Corey on 02/25/17 at 18:40:32
changing the main 2 filter caps in a Marshall 50 Watt, solid state power supply.
The caps are rated at 2200 uf and 50v.
I am replacing with Mundorf M-lytic 63v.
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https://www.decware.com/cgi-bin/yabb22/YaBB.pl AUDIO FORUMS >> General Discussion and Support >> Guitar mod https://www.decware.com/cgi-bin/yabb22/YaBB.pl?num=1487828874 Message started by Corey on 02/23/17 at 05:47:54 |
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Title: Guitar mod Post by Corey on 02/23/17 at 05:47:54 Kinman treble mod uses a 130k resistor in series with a capacitor. Kinman used 250k potentiometer Would the value of the resistor change for 500k or even a 1 meg potentiometer? |
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Lon on 02/23/17 at 11:26:39 I don't know about the resistor value, but 500 would be a lot of treble if it's a single-coil pickup, and a lot for a hum bucker at 1000! |
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Lonely Raven on 02/23/17 at 16:44:58 Corey, If i recall correctly it scales on an audio taper. A quick Google sounds like I might be remembering correctly. https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/kinman-treble-bleed-values-for-500k-pots.1611984/ Personally I do bleed circuits by ear since the harmonics of the particular pickup can change the overall feel of the mod. On my Dimarzio Fred pickup, Satriani picked a specific frequency so he retains those goofy harmonics that pickup is known for - going "by the book" would have choked that pickup as you turned the volume down. |
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Lonely Raven on 02/23/17 at 16:48:31 Nice thing is,you can't hurt anything experimenting. http://www.tdpri.com/threads/treble-bleed-comparison-frequency-response-curves.415880/ |
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Corey on 02/24/17 at 16:20:39 What value resistor would you recommend for a 1500pf capacitor to attain the most bass response when the volume is turned down? |
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Lonely Raven on 02/24/17 at 16:28:32 Try a 220k with a 500k pot. |
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Corey on 02/24/17 at 19:04:25 Thanks Bro |
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Corey on 02/25/17 at 18:40:32 changing the main 2 filter caps in a Marshall 50 Watt, solid state power supply. The caps are rated at 2200 uf and 50v. I am replacing with Mundorf M-lytic 63v. :) |
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Corey on 02/25/17 at 18:50:58 SATIN GOLD Sperzel. Great USA made tuning machines!  :) |
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Corey on 02/25/17 at 18:55:34 http://www.optima-strings.com/24k_gold_electrics.php :) |
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Lonely Raven on 02/25/17 at 22:25:48 I'm not a fan of gold, but man that's going to look slick. I use those tuners on all the guitars I parts together. Smooth as anything. |
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Corey on 02/26/17 at 22:15:20 
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Corey on 02/26/17 at 22:18:26  https://www.decware.com/paper46.htm |
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Corey on 02/26/17 at 22:20:38 
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Corey on 02/26/17 at 22:22:17  |
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Corey on 02/26/17 at 22:33:51 http://www.lavacable.com/index.php?id=15 http://www.partsconnexion.com/capacitor_film_jensen_copper.html http://www.precisionelectronics.com http://duelundaudio.com/cable/ Decware :) |
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Title: Re: Guitar mod Post by Lonely Raven on 02/27/17 at 17:58:17 Wow, really going all out on this one!! Since I'm going to be posting some of my guitar gear for sale, I'll have to gear-brag here when i get some photos taken. ;) |
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