[`ZACK`[_2_]]

hi

im looking for a schematics or circuits
for 100watt trent amps, that have pcb boards
for pre stage and 4x6L6 outputs.

thankyou
zack

[Patrick Turner]

On Mar 12, 4:57*pm, "`ZACK`" wrote:
hi

im looking for a schematics or circuits
for 100watt trent amps, that have pcb boards
for pre stage and 4x6L6 outputs.

thankyou
zack

I doubt you'll find any pubished Trent amp schematics online because
not many were made and they are probably old things.
If you have just bought a Trent which could have numerous faults then
you could employ a technician to carefully draw the schematic of what
he finds in the box now with or without any mods that may have been
done.

Techs capable of reading and drawing up schematics neatly with all
working voltages are like rocking horse **** and very difficult to
find. Most repair work of older tube amps without pcbs can be done
without needing a schematic; a good tech will just fix it without
having the whole schematic because the causes of bias failure, fuse
blowings, noises, smoke, failed reverb, failed tremelo or stubborn
silence after turn on are often very easy to diagnose.

Patrick Turner.

[`ZACK`[_2_]]

"Patrick Turner" wrote in message
...
On Mar 12, 4:57 pm, "`ZACK`" wrote:
hi

im looking for a schematics or circuits
for 100watt trent amps, that have pcb boards
for pre stage and 4x6L6 outputs.

thankyou
zack

I doubt you'll find any pubished Trent amp schematics online because
not many were made and they are probably old things.
If you have just bought a Trent which could have numerous faults then
you could employ a technician to carefully draw the schematic of what
he finds in the box now with or without any mods that may have been
done.

Techs capable of reading and drawing up schematics neatly with all
working voltages are like rocking horse **** and very difficult to
find. Most repair work of older tube amps without pcbs can be done
without needing a schematic; a good tech will just fix it without
having the whole schematic because the causes of bias failure, fuse
blowings, noises, smoke, failed reverb, failed tremelo or stubborn
silence after turn on are often very easy to diagnose.

Patrick Turner.

dont need a tech allready one.
been building them for around 20 years.
and no did not buy it ive had it for around 8 years.
schematic will make it easy to follow.
but ile have to draw one up.

[`ZACK`[_2_]]

"Patrick Turner" wrote in message
...
On Mar 12, 4:57 pm, "`ZACK`" wrote:
hi

im looking for a schematics or circuits
for 100watt trent amps, that have pcb boards
for pre stage and 4x6L6 outputs.

thankyou
zack

I doubt you'll find any pubished Trent amp schematics online because
not many were made and they are probably old things.
If you have just bought a Trent which could have numerous faults then
you could employ a technician to carefully draw the schematic of what
he finds in the box now with or without any mods that may have been
done.

Techs capable of reading and drawing up schematics neatly with all
working voltages are like rocking horse **** and very difficult to
find. Most repair work of older tube amps without pcbs can be done
without needing a schematic; a good tech will just fix it without
having the whole schematic because the causes of bias failure, fuse
blowings, noises, smoke, failed reverb, failed tremelo or stubborn
silence after turn on are often very easy to diagnose.

Patrick Turner.

dont need a tech allready one.
been building tube amps for around 20 years.
and no did not buy it ive had it for around 8 years.
schematic will make it easy to follow.
but ile have to draw one up.

[Patrick Turner]

On Mar 13, 3:01*pm, "`ZACK`" wrote:
"Patrick Turner" wrote in message

...
On Mar 12, 4:57 pm, "`ZACK`" wrote:

hi

im looking for a schematics or circuits
for 100watt trent amps, that have pcb boards
for pre stage and 4x6L6 outputs.

thankyou
zack

I doubt you'll find any pubished Trent amp schematics online because
not many were made and they are probably old things.
If you have just bought a Trent which could have numerous faults then
you could employ a technician to carefully draw the schematic of what
he finds in the box now with or without any mods that may have been
done.

Techs capable of reading and drawing up schematics neatly with all
working voltages are like rocking horse **** and very difficult to
find. *Most repair work of older tube amps without pcbs can be done
without needing a schematic; a good tech will just fix it without
having the whole schematic because the causes of bias failure, fuse
blowings, noises, smoke, failed reverb, failed tremelo or stubborn
silence after turn on are often very easy to diagnose.

Patrick Turner.

dont need a tech allready one.
been building tube amps for around 20 years.
and no did not buy it ive had it for around 8 years.
schematic will make it easy to follow.
but ile have to draw one up.

Well then I guess you'll have an enjoyable Sunday trying to establish
just what is connected to what.
I can't recall the last time I heard of Trent amps. But I have only
been a working tech since 1995 approx.

Good luck,

Patrick Turner.

[`ZACK`[_2_]]

"Patrick Turner" wrote in message
...
On Mar 13, 3:01 pm, "`ZACK`" wrote:
"Patrick Turner" wrote in message

...
On Mar 12, 4:57 pm, "`ZACK`" wrote:

hi

im looking for a schematics or circuits
for 100watt trent amps, that have pcb boards
for pre stage and 4x6L6 outputs.

thankyou
zack

I doubt you'll find any pubished Trent amp schematics online because
not many were made and they are probably old things.
If you have just bought a Trent which could have numerous faults then
you could employ a technician to carefully draw the schematic of what
he finds in the box now with or without any mods that may have been
done.

Techs capable of reading and drawing up schematics neatly with all
working voltages are like rocking horse **** and very difficult to
find. Most repair work of older tube amps without pcbs can be done
without needing a schematic; a good tech will just fix it without
having the whole schematic because the causes of bias failure, fuse
blowings, noises, smoke, failed reverb, failed tremelo or stubborn
silence after turn on are often very easy to diagnose.

Patrick Turner.

dont need a tech allready one.
been building tube amps for around 20 years.
and no did not buy it ive had it for around 8 years.
schematic will make it easy to follow.
but ile have to draw one up.

Well then I guess you'll have an enjoyable Sunday trying to establish
just what is connected to what.
I can't recall the last time I heard of Trent amps. But I have only
been a working tech since 1995 approx.

Good luck,

Patrick Turner.

im going to post a photo of my latest
in alt.binaries.schematics.electronic soon.

[Fnix]

I have a Trent Super Bobcat T60 in working condition.
Must be rare, I can find next to no information about them what so ever