Custom Deluxe Reverb Build video series

mayfly

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Hey all,

I'm building a custom Deluxe Reverb for a client. Aaaaaand I'm doing a video series on it.

Here's the first video!

[youtube]https://youtu.be/AcUz0bjcoS8[/youtube]
 
Cool, looking forward to following this build.

I am guessing CSA approval is a Canadian standard?
 
Yep.  It's actually one of the most strict safety standards in the world.  If it passes CSA it will pass anything.

and here's the next video!

[youtube]https://youtu.be/_zE47RyOklM[/youtube]
 
Nice! I've always wanted to build an amp... I've been reading/watching a lot of content on how amps and tubes work lately. Any recommendations on resources/things I should know before attempting to build a kit?
 
Hmmm.  Well, if you don't have any formal training in electronics I would not recommend it.  Voltages inside a tube amp are high enough to kill you, and it's easy to get something wrong if you don't have some training to guide you through the basics.
 
Excellent job on the vids! However, don't you think it's time for a haircut, you hippie... :laughing7: All seriousness aside though, I'm gonna be watching this closely, I find it fascinating.
 
aaaand here's the next video!

[youtube]https://youtu.be/Iugt7lBUe3M[/youtube]
 
and....  here is the video following that!

[youtube]https://youtu.be/V1SVtkhZnTQ[/youtube]
 
Outstanding. I'm liking this series....And I was just joking about the hair, saying it was too long because the sides look like Marine Regulation. Overall though it looks fine.  :icon_thumright: :icon_thumright:
 
Thanks!  I've actually got sort of a punk rock hair cut right now.  Short on the sides and looong up top.
 
Heeeeeerrrrssss the next video!

[youtube]https://youtu.be/D-KJZXuuX2A[/youtube]
 
Well, I guess you could say the kit requires 'fettling'.  Kind of the difference between getting your guitar parts from Guitar Fetish and Warmoth:  in the end you get a great instrument, but the Guitar Fetish route requires quite a bit of 'fettling'.
 
Fettling seems to be the term that applies. Just I would have thought a kit would have thought these things through.
 
Shoot ... we don't use fettling like that, in the US I reckon we'd say adjustments.  Though we would use it as term of condition, like it's in good or fine fettle.  I guess we forgot. 
 
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