JJ 5Y3S Rectifier for vintage style amps

Our Expanding Range of Valve Full Wave Rectifiers

We have just added the JJ 5Y3S to our expanding range of valve full wave rectifiers. You can now find the right rectifier for just about any guitar and bass amp ever made since the 1950’s ! It is used in amps such as the Fender Champ and most of the early Fender Tweed style amps. examples are the Tweed -Princetons, Harvard. In these amps do not be tempted to use NOS ( New Old […]

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Working on a New amp Design

We are working on a new amp design which is a nice simple hand wired amp. It is  a vintage style traditional valve ( tube amp) . It is early Fender style.  I While it is really good to have an original vintage amp ( I have one) , I saw someone ( I cannot remember where) I read it ) making the  comparison  of owning an original vintage amp to having an old classic

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Adding more amp valve kits

Adding more amp models We are adding more amp valve kits to the web store.  In response to customers asking about Engl amps, we have added a number of  Engl Amp model  valve kits to the website. We want to make sure that the website has as many of the amps for which you need valve kits. We want to make sure we have your amp listed . Please let us know if your amp

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Valve versus solid state amps

I thought I would try and make sense of why do we like  the sound of valve versus solid state amps.  ” Solid state” is the name that was banded about in the 1960’s to sell the new transistorised technology. I am old enough to remember this new  technology coming on the market. We were told that it was more reliable, much better sound quality, lower distortion, lower noise. This sold us all on solid-state”?

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