In this series I'm going to build a brand new tube preamp pedal! This is going to be an exciting series that will follow the entire build process from designing the circuit through laying out the components in the chassis and assembling everything. In the end, I hope to have a great sounding tube preamp with a speaker emulated DI out that I can use on stage. This will be a channel switching preamp with a lead boost feature and selectable voicing. If all goes well, who knows? This might become a future Tim Krause Electronics product.

So follow along with me as I take you through the triumphs and pitfalls of designing a new product from the ground up!

Check out the rest of this YouTube channel for more great DIY videos. Also, stop by my web site, [ Ссылка ] where you'll find my DIY blog with full write-ups on each of the projects I complete on this channel, as well as DIY products and downloads to help you on your next project. We also offer some great effects pedals.

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WARNING: Tube amplifiers contain lethal voltages. Do not attempt to build or modify high voltage equipment unless you are qualified to do so!

Tim Krause is a designer and builder of guitar amplifiers and effects pedals. All Tim Krause Electronics products are hand-built in Salem, Oregon.

Get the gear I use:
Weller 50 Watt Digital Soldering Station [ Ссылка ]
Jameco Benchpro 60/40 rosin core solder [ Ссылка ]
Stainless steel locking hemostat [ Ссылка ]
Pro Wick Desoldering Braid [ Ссылка ]
Variac [ Ссылка ]
Mojotone ’58 Quiet Coil Stratocaster pickups [ Ссылка ]
Wagner (WCR) Crossroads Pickups [ Ссылка ]
Mogami Platinum Guitar Cable [ Ссылка ]
Canon EOS Rebel SL3 [ Ссылка ]
Audix i5 Dynamic Microphone [ Ссылка ]
Cakewalk Sonar Artist [ Ссылка ]
My favorite suppliers:
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Mouser [ Ссылка ]
Small Bear [ Ссылка ]

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