The exciting world of nano technology

[DankStar]

I bought an amp board off ebay to use in a simple guitar amp project I was going to undertake soon. I thought the board itself would be about 3" x 4" or something.

It's like the size of a quarter lol.

Not sure if I can use a pencil type iron without damaging it, but I'll give it a shot. I don't usually use flux, but looks like with tiny things like this it's necessary.

 

[Jacew]

Re: The exciting world of nano technology

I bought an amp board off ebay to use in a simple guitar amp project I was going to undertake soon. I thought the board itself would be about 3" x 4" or something.

It's like the size of a quarter lol.

Not sure if I can use a pencil type iron without damaging it, but I'll give it a shot. I don't usually use flux, but looks like with tiny things like this it's necessary.

How powerful is that

 

[IM4Tone]

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Agreed....this trend amazes me. I bought one of each of these!:scratchch:help::approve:

 

[DankStar]

Re: The exciting world of nano technology

How powerful is that

With 12 volts I think it’ll be like 1-1.5 Watts. I thought I’d skip a step in soldering up a bridged 386 amp (kinda like a lil Smokey) and just find one like this ready to go.

If it doesn’t work I’m out 99 cents.

 

[DankStar]

Re: The exciting world of nano technology

wow that floor amp is 75 watts!

 

[IM4Tone]

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wow that floor amp is 75 watts!

Yes, with a 4 ohm speaker load. I use mine w/ an 8 ohm load yielding 40 watts and that proves to be plenty for my needs.

And while I like them all, the Vox MV50AC is my favorite (25 watts @ 8 ohms; 50 watts @ 4 ohms). Put it on a small pedal board with a few 'essential' pedals and you're set. The BritWind Floor amp can stand alone (sans pedals) and may be the perfect backup device.

 

[DankStar]

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This thing really surprised me. Super loud and pleasant with guitar. I thought 9-volts would be much quieter, but it seems just as loud as with a 12-volt adapter.

At 99 cents, I gotta get me some more for future projects.



In action (Anthrax's Medusa):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHNvHXJoeqI

 

[Phantasmagoria]

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Sounds great ..it went into a cab?

 

[Phantasmagoria]

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Also, regarding the new Korg nano tube thing. I quite liked the sound of that big/full-sized (100 watt?) Vox head they demo'd at NAMM (I guess it was last year). Not sure if it was just the preamp tubes that were those nano-tube/chip looking things or if it had "nano" output tubes as well..

Stuff like that should be interesting :bigthumb:

 

[DankStar]

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Sounds great ..it went into a cab?

thanks! yes - carvin legacy 2x12. I think the gsp may have had a speaker impulse on FWIW.