| P/N |
Description |
| BK020 |
The Amp Book by Donald Brosnac
A good introduction to servicing Guitar Amplifiers. The chapter on
amp construction in particular explains tube theory, capacitors and
special effects |
| BK025 |
Inside Tube Amps by Dan Torres
A comprehensive explanation of the different parts of tube amplifiers,
and several projects including building a class A amplifier. |
| BK030 |
How to Service Your Own Tube Amplifier by Tom Mitchell
Lots of technicians have used this book to learn tube amp servicing.
Full of practical information. |
| BK035 |
Dave Funk’s Tube Amp Workbook by Dave Funk
This new book has chapters on most of the discreet components used
in tube amplifiers and design characteristics of the different sections
of a tube amp. There are over 250 pages of schematics and a nice chapter
on the history of Fender amplifiers, model by model. |
| BK050 |
The High Performance Marshall Handbook by John Boehlein
Marshall history, over driving Marshalls and retubing amplifiers are
covered in this book. |
| BK060 |
A Desktop Reference of Hip Vintage Guitar Amps by Gerald
Weber- A great selection of amp mods and very legible schematics.
|
| BKRC30 |
RCA Receiving Tube Manual The most up to date version,
RC30, this basic tube reference manual is a must for technicians and
designers. Originally published in 1973, it contains complete specifications
and graphs on tubes, including 6550A, 7027A, 7591A and other “modern”
tube types. |
| BK070 |
The Audio Designer’s Tube Register by Tom Mitchell
Contains very detailed specifications and graphs on 14 of the most
popular low power TRIODE tubes, such as the 12AX7A, 12AY7, etc. A
great reference book for builders and designers of tube amplifiers. |
| BK080 |
GE Essential Characteristics A consise presentation
of all GE tubes listing basing, B+, filament, bias, etc. |