My second tube amp project.

The eBay description:

Here is a vintage mono WEBCOR TUBE AMP PROJECT, early 60's era, uses a pair of 6V6 power tubes, 6X5 and a pair of 12AX7 tubes, came out of a tape recorder, chassis measures approx. 15" x 8", there are 2 model numbers 2791 and 2792, you should be able to find a Sams if you need a schematic, it has a couple 1/4" phone jacks on the back panel, takes a detachable power cord which is missing, this is not a "plug and play" amp - you will have to sort out the controls and loose wires, so you should have a basic familiarity with tube amps, I do not remember if this amp worked or not, it may or may not work, tubes have not been tested, it would be a good idea to replace the caps seeing that they are 40-50 years old, I can't guarantee anything though since it is old equipment, you get what you see in the pix, this would make a cool vintage guitar amp or whatever else you have in mind, selling as-is

$59.


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It being a tape recorder there are probably a lot of extraneous circuits such as oscillators etc. that I don't need. Pair of 6V6 at least means we are in push-pull territory.



Would like to do something in the Fender Deluxe category here. Again looking for a three-band tone control and adding tremolo if it sounds good. I have an extra triode stage I can use instead of having two inputs.

http://www.turretboards.com/layouts_schematics/fender/schematics/fender_deluxe_5c3.gif

Steve tells me that a Blackface Princeton also has 2 6V6's and I think I found a schematic which proves him right. So

then the question begs what's the diff between this Deluxe and the Blackface Princeton?

Here's the Blackface Princeton Reverb schematic, looks dead on what I'd like to do. Although I am tweaked enough to want the digital effects using on it.

http://www.turretboards.com/layouts_schematics/fender/schematics/fender_princetonreverb_aa1164.gif

As it appeared on eBay