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Tw Clones / Expression / Re: My Express
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on: May 26, 2013, 03:24:07 PM
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You did a good job on your Express.
That 820R is a grid blocker into next stage. A guy can use a variety of values. This something Ken Fischer added to Liverpool and Express amps to help in stability on amps that needed it. Not just a standard design, only if needed. I like to add that my builds.
Mark
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Ceriatone / Overtone / Re: HRM Bluesmaster Registry and Opinions Thread
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on: August 19, 2012, 03:36:05 AM
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Stephan, thanks for the information on the BM HRM it helps.
I'll keep burning the amp in for awhile.
I'm right in the middle of building a non Ceriatone #183 in a CE chassis, the EL34's of the #183 will be quite different from the BM HRM so I'm anxious to compare these two circuits.
Mark
183 and the BM are really different beasts, but they have similar power sections, I think you'll really dig the BM though, lots of Low end content. Here's the checklist I'd run through on your BM and see how you dig it: The HRM trimmers in the BM are finicky to say the least (much like all HRM's in nature) , if I were you I'd get in there and try theses settings, Bass: 200k Middle: 9K Treble: 125k Then, adjust the PI with a matched 12ax7 ( I dig Long plates ) And a short plate in V1 & V2 (Mullard or Amperex short plates sound killer) And set the OD Trigger at around 27.4k Put on some Sonny landreth with his Tan Dumble and see if it sounds close. Greg thanks for the advice I'll give it a try as soon as I stop building amps. LOL Mark |
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Ceriatone / Overtone / Re: HRM Bluesmaster Registry and Opinions Thread
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on: August 15, 2012, 09:35:40 PM
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Stephan, thanks for the information on the BM HRM it helps.
I'll keep burning the amp in for awhile.
I'm right in the middle of building a non Ceriatone #183 in a CE chassis, the EL34's of the #183 will be quite different from the BM HRM so I'm anxious to compare these two circuits.
Mark
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Ceriatone / Overtone / Re: HRM Bluesmaster Registry and Opinions Thread
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on: August 14, 2012, 01:24:52 AM
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100w Bluesmaster HRM built by Ceriatone. Running it sans cabinet because the Sourmash cabinet does not fit the chassis. They forgot to allow for the side screw heads. No response from Sourmash either. Ordering a new cabinet from Henry.
Ran the BM HRM through a EVM12L and this amp has clean all day long. The OD is fizzy so I need to work on that and see I need to adjust the HRM trimmers as the OD trimmer sounds best down low with volume up.
Still messing around before I can post anymore.
Mark
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Ceriatone / SSS / Re: SSS - indication of interest
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on: April 05, 2012, 02:40:14 PM
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From what I can get from the data I have collected, the SSS is basically a skyline EQ, no OD section is used, step filters, effects loop, two tube reverb into a Fender Twin Reverb power section. Crystal clean amp that when you foot switch the FET in you get OD. It closely mirrors the Dumble Overdrive Reverb.
Mark
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Ceriatone / SSS / Re: SSS - indication of interest
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on: March 07, 2012, 03:59:25 AM
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Nik and Adi great photos and I bet it was great to hear Nicky playing at Ceriatone World Headquarters  Regarding the SSS I want to bolt my own together but I suppose that will not be possible without being an authorized dealer? Mark |
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Ceriatone / SSS / Re: SSS - indication of interest
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on: December 28, 2011, 01:12:00 AM
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Greg that will be a great build.
I ended up trading my SSS chassis and faceplate to Taylor C. for a head cabinet. Now I wish I had it back, oh well.
Mark
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to keep the forums alive.