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Title: {D-lator in amp}-Has anyone done this yet?
Post by: boldaslove6789 on December 11, 2009, 12:08:10 PM
Has anyone put a dumble-ator in their amp yet? I am getting a HRM Bluesmaster built
for me and I was considering it instead on a external unit. My tech/builder suggested it. What would be the benefits (If any)? My amp is going to have a twin power trany just incase I do decide to want a d-lator in there.


Title: Re: {D-lator in amp}-Has anyone done this yet?
Post by: mcinku on December 11, 2009, 12:32:25 PM
I was thinking about this as well but at the end, I decided to have external device... reason is 'cause I have rack (for my Lexicon), so no problem here.

With 2x6L6 I see no reason why this could not be done but with standard C-tone chassis and with 4x6L6 amp,...fitting another tube will be a challenge.
My guess is... that's also the reason why mr. D did it in a first place.



Title: Re: {D-lator in amp}-Has anyone done this yet?
Post by: boldaslove6789 on December 11, 2009, 02:08:54 PM
Yeah having space for it was an issue we talked about.He said that he could do it although.From all the people that have experience with d-amps/clones say that the dumbleator definitely contributes to the 3D effect that the amps can have.
I know I want one for verb but getting the 3D thing I guess is a bonus too.I just don't know which way I want it though because having it built in will make things a breeze
when setting up,but thats the only thing though.


Title: Re: {D-lator in amp}-Has anyone done this yet?
Post by: erwin_ve on December 11, 2009, 02:40:05 PM
Has anyone put a dumble-ator in their amp yet? I am getting a HRM Bluesmaster built
for me and I was considering it instead on a external unit. My tech/builder suggested it. What would be the benefits (If any)? My amp is going to have a twin power trany just incase I do decide to want a d-lator in there.

I'm currently working on a conversion of a amp to HRM with built-in dlator.
You can take the standard filter supply and add a little board with extra filtering( 15k/22uF and 100k/22uF) fed by B3.


Title: Re: {D-lator in amp}-Has anyone done this yet?
Post by: yosemitespam on February 01, 2010, 03:06:38 AM
Has anyone put a dumble-ator in their amp yet? I am getting a HRM Bluesmaster built
for me and I was considering it instead on a external unit. My tech/builder suggested it. What would be the benefits (If any)? My amp is going to have a twin power trany just incase I do decide to want a d-lator in there.

BTW, if you look at the Brown Note website, they sell something akin to the Kleinulator, on a board, for $75. It should work equally well in a Ceriatone as it does a D'Lite 44.

http://store.bnamp.com/irfxlo.html