Saturday, 10 October 2015

EspritAudio EL84 Guitar Tube Amplifier Protototype


First Classic Guitar  vacuum tube amplifier from ESPRITAUDIO

First prototipe on PCB is done!!!








Custom Power Transformer suitable for My GY50 Hybrid Power Tube Amplifier 4 x 12AX7 + BJT Power Stage



Custom power Transformer  for my GY50 hybrid Amplifier clone is ready!!




Trasformatore Alimentazione Hi Fi 300VA 

Primario 230Vac

Secondari:
1 x 230Vac x anodica
2 x 67Vac x stadi finali BJT
2 x 12.6vac x filamenti 12AX7

Schermo elettrostatico primario/secondari

Friday, 25 September 2015

Soundmachines NS1nanosynth portable analog modular synthesizer integrated Arduino platform USB connectivity



ESPRITAUDIO
presents:

soundmachines
Analog Synthesizer 
NS1nanonsynth






"We at soundmachines thought about a simple and cheap platform that will transport the main characteristic of a modular analog synthesizer in a small and friendly format, to be well recognised by musicians,  makers and tinkerers worldwide. A small, but  loyal to its roots, instruments of sound creation. With a digital platform added as a bonus."
                                                                                                    from NS1nanosynth creator

Tutorial Vodeos:




VCO VCF VCA


Monday, 21 September 2015

18W EL84 - GZ34 Tube 12AX7 Guitar Amplifier Project


Guitar Head Amplifier 18W  using EL84 pentode and old style octal GZ34 rectifer 

18W Marshall Style Amplifier

Chicken Head Knobs 



Tuesday, 16 June 2015

DIY DC/DC Dual Boost regulated Power Supply for High Voltage Tube VAS


In relation to DIY Hybrid amplifer the first step is to obtain the High Voltage for tube's anode supply and the low voltage for heaters.

Sometimes, if not always, fora a 100W amplifier you have a double sec 150-300VA  36-0-36Vac power transformer only.
Using this board you can adjust the  needed voltage for tube stage starting from your transformer.
Without use any voltage doubler and linear regulators.




The Following image shows how the Double Boost works.
From unregulated  +55/0/-55Vdc the circuit gives at his output the needed voltage, able to supply the anode current for a tube stage.
For example you can obtain +90/0/-90Vdc and 6.3Vdc for the heaters..