Set of componentes for building the TT JC18 Guitar Amp.
Please visit the >>Project page for more infos about the amp, schematics and layout.

INCLUDED:

• Powertransformer Tube-Town 18W, 0-120-230-240V @ 50/60 Hz
• Outputtransformer Hammond 1750PA
• Resistors
• Capacitors
• Jacks
• Light
• Wires
• Board
• Switches
• Tubes
• Fuses & Fuesholder

NOT INCLUDED:

• Chassis
• Knobs
• Faceplate

To build this project knowledge in electric engeneering, experience with high voltage, and the reading and understanding of schematics and dealing with measurement device is highly recommended .
There is NO step-by-step guide for beginners. The circuit and layout plan includes all relevant information. If you don't understand it then don't build it.
THIS IS NOT A BEGINNERS PROJECT !

Tube-Shield for Belton socket VT9-ST-C

• Color: silver
• Length: 50 mm
• Including Base and Shield

Mounting kit for all TT-Chassis which are designed for mounting with cagenuts and 19" housings

Included are:

• 4 x cagenut M6
• 4 x thread screw M6 x 30

Sonically similar to the "normal" JJ 12AX7, but the overall sound is "fuller" and "stronger" with a more powerful bass. Visually, compared to the normal JJ 12AX7, the long anode plates stand out, as well as a slightly higher current. Suits well in guitar and bass amps, but also in audio and high-end areas.

Note: Tubes equipped with long plates are commonly associated with a "warmer" or "richer" sound, whereas those with shorter plates tend to deliver a "tighter sound". However, tubes featuring long plates exhibit increased sensitivity to vibrations and mechanical disturbances, rendering them less ideal for critical applications.

Files:

• Datasheet

Meets the 12AX7 / ECC83 specification but has a imporved grid construction. Files:

• Datasheet

TT Selection: V1 - Low Noise
This tube is selected for sensitive input stages (V1)

The Ultimate 12AX7. Big, warm, and musical. High Gain, ultra-low microphonics, and superb linearity with a dynamic 3-D sound.

2 tubes, matched as pair

EL34 II has fuller low mids and low end but does not lose headroom in the high end. Stronger than regular JJ EL34 but not as aggressive as the JJ E34L.

Typical Characteristics

• Ua = 250 V
• Ug3 = 0 V
• Ug2 = 265 V
• Ug1 = -13,5 V
• Ia = 100 mA
• Ig2 = 14,9 mA
• S = 11 mA/V
• Ri = 15 kΩ
• μg2/g1 = 11

Limiting Values

• Ua0 = 2000 V
• Ua = 800 V
• Wa(max) = 25 W
• Ug20 = 800 V
• Ug2 = 450 V
• Wg2(max) = 8 W
• Ik = 150 mA
• Uk/f = 100 V
• Rk/f = 20 kΩ

Files:

• Datasheet

Electro-Harmonix has released a low noise, low microphonic version of the 12AX7 that meets all specifications required for the tube to be designated 7025. The original 7025 tube was a 12AX7 that was tested and selected for the lowest noise and microphonics for use in the critical first preamp stages of amplifiers where noise and microphonics could be an issue. In order to ensure that the 7025 specification is consistently met, Electro-Harmonix has redesigned the structure of the 12AX7 and has implemented construction techniques to ensure the absolute lowest noise and microphonics possible. In all samples tested, noise and microphonics could not be detected.

The Electro-Harmonix 7025EH has a mid-range that gives clarity and definition to the sound and a smooth top end for warmth and balance. With these characteristics, along with the exceptionally low noise and low microphonics, the Electro-Harmonix 7025EH will work equally well in vintage and modern high-gain guitar amplifiers, as well as sensitive phono preamps.