On second thought........
    I got off my lazy butt and found the "Original" schem here:
http://www.dreamtone.org/pdf/18watt_Schematic_08-28-03.pdf
 It shows the tone knob just to the right of V1 with no resistor between the sweep and ground so, as ChrisL pointed out, it shouldn't hurt anything to leave the resistor out if you wish. It's funny, I didn't even notice the "R" after 100. My brain automatically read it as 100 ohms! I'm just starting to build my first amp (a 5E3), I'd better make sure I triple check against the layout too!

Hi Tim,
    I'd replace it. I don't think anything in the layout is "extra". Also, that resistor goes from the center tone tab to the ground buss, not the .022 cap. Triple check your connections against the layout!
                                                                   Good luck and have fun,
                                                                                 Gerry


           

Thanks bcmatt. I guess I should have written "Marshall style" knobs.

No one knows if knobs are included with a Ceriatone Amp kit?

I've ordered an 18W TMB EF86 kit. Do the kits come with the (Marshall) Knobs?

I would have to buy an AC30 kit if it is offered again. The ultimate AC30 for me would be the Normal + Topboost +the EF86 channel instead of the vibe-trem. I'm thinking of trying this on my own if no one offers it as a kit in the near future.

The Vox Berkeley Super Reverb! Few people know of this amp because its Solid State counterparts quickly replaced it. (Very few out there) Also, I think many disregard this amp because it was not a "British" vox. I have yet to hear of anyone who actually owns one or has played through one who didn't think the amp was one of the best in it's class. I would be hard pressed to choose between this amp and my AC15 Heritage and I would take a Berkeley over the AC15CC any day of the week!
I would love to see this as a kit!