Re: Tube Amp Books
I'd start with Gerald Weber's first two books, and Aspen Pittman's.
also look for books by Kevin O'Connor (technical and thorough), Dave Thunderfunk, Richie Fliegler, Dan Erlewine, and Tom Mitchell
hope that helps some
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Re: Tube Amp Books
Originally posted by EllumI did it again...nothing. I guess I'll try it again later. Well, at least I feel better that I'm not the only one who couldn't get it to work.
there are several books, and I'm at work now, so a search is best
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Originally posted by Curlyweird ... worked last night, but not this morning
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Originally posted by Scott_FGary Carr... Master of the Search Function!
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Not rude at all. Everyone should try to use the search function whenever possible. That's why we save all these thousands of old threads....
I wish everyone would use it more.
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Originally posted by Scott_FGary Carr... Master of the Search Function!
I've been on the forum all day, and now I'm lazy!
get Gerald Weber's first book for starters
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Tube Amp Books
Does anyone have any reccomendations on good books for valve amps? The biggest electronics project I've ever done was dropping in a set of Seth Lovers, 500K pots, Orange Drops and 50's wiring on my Les Paul Standard. Pretty lame I know, but it came out looking and sounding better than the factory job. I would be working mostly on Fender stuff. I've been thinking of doing a tweed Champ or Deluxe kit for some fun. ThanksTags: None
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