Hammond AO-35 Converted for Guitar
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- Опубликовано: 2 фев 2024
- This Hammond AO-35 was a fun project to convert for guitar, so jump on eBay and get one. Check out the Guitoligist channel where he goes through this amp for the complete details for the amp build. Cheers
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I have a Hammond AO70 (stereo) I bought it years ago I just dont have time to try to convert it over or how to do it, monster of a chassis for sure
Enteresting - I'll have check into that one.
There is a wiring Diagram online ,few years ago I asked a Amp tech if he would convert it for me ,he emailed back and said it wouldnt be worth the shipping but I really dont have any money in it from what I remember its a 30 watt chassis
Ron, I have a AO35 that I did the same thing with following Brad's video with a few changes. I'd like to add a MV so could you tell me what circuit you used?? Post phase inverter or pre?? Any help appreciated
Sure so the easiest one to do and it works pretty well it's the same one that I have on my amplifier which is a post phase inverter master volume type 3. Take a 1 meg audio taper pot. Connect a wire from center lug of the pot and the other end to pin 2 of the power tube. Take another wire to one of the other outside lugs of the pot and then to pin 2 on the other output tube. There will already be a connection on pins 2 but thats ok just connect the pot to those pins as well. This is for using el84 power tubes.
@@roncarter2188 Thanks, I drew up a schematic and I get it. I think there will be a difference in 'feel/sensitiviy' depending on which outside lug you connect to because of the audio taper. I'll mess around with it...maybe try a linear taper pot.
Thanks again!!!
@@wallpapermusique So when you mount the pot that's when you'll need to decide on which outside lugs to use because that will determine when you turn it up or down if the volume goes up or down. That won't effect the tone or feel just the way the volume goes up or down. So if you turn it up and the volume goes down then just switch the one wire to the opposite lug. I recommend using temporary jumper wires with clips on them then you will know how to wire it with the correct lugs on the pot.
@@roncarter2188 Got it. I might still try a linear pot.
Hi Ron, this time I'm able, to see you playing your Guitar - but - why do You hide the Rest of You and your important left hand? ...would like to see Tones(?) and the Chords etc etc.🤷♂️ (...Sorry for my bad, old School-English! 😝) ✌️
I'm too big to fit into the cameras view.....😂🤣
@@roncarter2188 Poor Boy! 🤗
🤭 ...but can't believe my friend!!! 😂
@@gerd2213 Next time ill try to do better filming. Hopefully soon I will have a better camera and recording set up.
Oh, I don't think, Your Equipment is bad! The Video seems totally okay! 👍
@@roncarter2188 Sorry Ron,
I fotgot a little Tipp: I was missing 1-or 2 Close-Ups of your presented Amp! (...or was I'm sleeping?)
The guitar is out of tune..
I know, put on new strings and I guess more stretching needed.