Victoria Clone of a Fender Tweed 5F4 Super Amp
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- This video features a beautifully built Victoria clone of the rare and wonderful Fender 5F4 Tweed Super Amp. The owner complained of "fizziness", fluctuation of volume, and possible red-plating of one tube. Join us as we undergo a very cautious, methodical elimination of all possible issues and arrive at a (hopefully) satisfactory resolution. We also install an 8 Ohm speaker output jack and a switchable NFB Loop. In addition we will open a fabulous gift from a generous viewer, check in on Mitzi, the voracious feral kitten, and get some tree pruning tips from an obviously skilled neighbor.
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Thanks so much for watching :)
As an ex-navy ET (electronics tech) you bring back memories of instructors I had explaining tube behavior and circuitry. Now in my early seventies, I just finished rehabbing my 1960’s Magnatone M-15 during Covid days. Your vids gave me a lot of suggestions and ideas for trouble shooting various issues. Great stuff. Thanks.
Former AT here.
FTM here. Still workin on basically radar "Error" amplifiers for guitar.
That's great to hear, Rocky. Keep up the good work :)
My father served in the Navy 6 years repairing radios amplifiers and television equipment in the Seabees 1969 too 1976 was in Spain Newport RI I wish I had his knowledge he is 74 now with dementia and still is fixing radios he horded so many tubes and iron and test equipment before he left and we use it almost everyday
Nothing like USN Iron
Sadly this video will have to wait until later as I have a complete refret and anxious customer waiting. But it will be the highlight of my evening while sipping a cool drink. Already gave it a LIKE as Uncle Doug never disappoints his viewers.
Thanks so much, Martin. Spoiler alert: Keep your cool drink handy for the next video (early July).
😂LOL! I know exactly what you mean! I feel for ya, I am ditching my responsibilities to as I often do, to watch this one! I suppose we are fortunate that our dear Unkie isn't too prolific with the output and timing of videos as of lately.... I would never get anything accomplished other than cutting in line here at the peanut gallery to make inconsequential and long replies and musings.
But yeah+1 on like before viewed.
@@southboundsuarez9832 Thanks, SS. With the videos taking 2 to 3 weeks to complete, one a month is about all we can muster :)
Thanks for taking care of the kitties
As a youngster, I could never have any pets......so now I'm making up for lost time :)
So nice that you have such a kind heart toward kitty cats. You've taken in ferals that otherwise would not have faired well at all and brought them to health, have paid for vet visits and invited to be a part of your loving family along with Jack & Casey. Great to see kindness and caring.
Thanks so much, Daniel. We are rewarded ten-fold for our kindness.
🎸🙏🏻✍🏻 We all need a “Mentor”
like “Uncle Doug”!
Thank you for your devotion,
and your experiential knowledge!
Our Uncle Doug, THE TUBE GURU!!!
🎸🙏🏻✍🏻
Thanks, 1D. We are honored :)
Victoria is indeed a builder of impeccable quality. Today's episode was well executed, and had proper deducing of the purported issues. The modifications have proven to be a signature of Uncle Doug's sensible preventative steps to longevity. I look forward to the next installment. Stay safe and secure dear uncle, there's a clown shoe living next door.
I agree, Alex. Thanks so much :)
@@UncleDoug Looks to me like he intended to outright remove the tree, but had only enough saw bar length to get through the stuff above the main trunk
@@jenniferwhitewolf3784 Who knows what stupidity exists in the minds of men?" ;)
You know when an Uncle Doug vid drops in the morning, it's gonna be a good day.
We hope so Mr. J.
@@UncleDoug Well, I was right. It turned out to be a pretty good day. Told you so! :-)
@@mr.joshua657 That's great to hear, Mr. J. I hope we were part of it.
Thank you, Uncle Doug, for another classic "Uncle Doug" video displaying solid methodology and logic leading to a happy result. Thank you also for the humour and the personal touch, behind the scenes, especially with Mitzi. She had a wonderful stroke of luck, finding you. Cheers!
Thanks so much, Kort. I feel lucky as well :)
My favorite uncle comes over for a visit! Always a good day!
Greetings, Rich. Thanks for the hospitality :)
Holy jeez. That's one of the nicest looking insides of an amp I've ever seen. WOW!
They really did a nice job on it.
Hi Uncle Doug ! You have a natural gift for keeping the presentations fun and interesting. Also, my 3 year old dog Copper goes BANANAS every time we see Jack, Casey, or the new kitty.
Thanks so much, Raymond. Regards to Copper from all of us :)
I built that 5F4 tweed Fender Super clone from Mojotone kit. I'm a fan of class 'A' phase-inverters. I made a few mods: used a 5AR4, added an additional 47uF cap to the power supply, added a bias control potentiometer, rewired the choke coil to feed only the 12AX7 tubes; which increased the power output, installed a 50 watt output transformer. Great fairly lightweight 35-40 watt amp. :)
Thanks for sharing this with us, Tony.
Another great vid of a very neatly built amp. Always a pleasure to hear @uncledoug talking his way through it 👍
Glad you enjoyed it, Richard.
I really love your videos!.. you've given me the insight and confidence to work on my own amps...thanks so much Uncle Doug!!
That's great to hear, Mike. Keep up the good work :)
I got to a feral mother as she was defending her last kitten from a neighbors pitty . I put both female cats in my house while I went thru some wall-to-wall counseling with a knuckle dragger . Both mom and kitten warmed up to indoor life and soon became very loving with long life . I don't mind the little rabbit hole we dive down when it's with our fur family . Great info all round , Thank you .
Thanks for your care of our furry pals, RJ. It's inconceivable to me that anyone would allow harm to come to a kitten or puppy.....or any other small animal.
I know you always like to hide Easter eggs in your videos. I noticed that your closing frame was filmed before you added the negative feedback Loop modification and the 8 ohm tap. Can't fool me Uncle Doug, I'm always paying attention. You are absolutely the most entertaining and knowledgeable amplifier repair technician on UA-cam. Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks so much, DM, we really appreciate your kind words. Yes, the video scenes are often shot out of order and can keep you on your toes, watching for anachronisms.
These videos are such a great resource. Thank you for all your hard work and help! It is extremely helpful for anyone working on amps!
That's great to hear, Max. Thanks !!
Hi again Uncle. Just had to pause this video to say thank you for such a detailed and informative diagnosis. This amp really benefited from the time you have spent on it, as we all have. I sincerely hope you will be able to continue with these much appreciated & educational videos for as long as you enjoy creating them. I have learned everything I know about tube amps from you. As before, kind regards from way up here on the west coast of Canada/Vancouver! ss
Thanks so much for your very nice comments SS. We really appreciate them.....and you. :)
Bless Missy. Takee good care of her
Will do, Monty. She's a sweetheart :)
That amp is built right...thanks for posting sir! Always appreciate your great attitude and knowledge!
Thanks for the input, Nick.
Thanks Doug and thanks to Chelli for the gift. He lives down the road from me but have yet to meet him. Someday. Have a great summer Doug and stay cool. 😎
You're quite welcome, Craig. Likewise....will do :)
Thanks UD, again, for an informative and entertaining lesson. I am enjoying your choice of test tunes (as opposed to, say, the test tones.) Cheers, hoping you and your extended species family stay well.
Thanks, Mark. Glad the video was appreciated.
So good to hear you again Uncle Doug !:)
Thanks so much, AB :)
What a pleasure this was to watch. Bless you Doug, you're a treasure.
Thanks so much, Simon :)
This was great Uncle Doug. Love watching your step by step walkthroughs of troubleshooting. I see that you have a neighbor that trims his trees like one of mine does... They must be related..
Excited for the next video!
Thanks so much, Anthony. The next video will be special.
Good to see you again Unc! You must be busy or enjoying life!!!! Either way thank you for the video!!!!👍👍✌️😎🎸🎶
Thanks, Richard. Always.....you too, I hope :)
I paused this at bout 15 minute mark, in order to see what DMMs are being used. Found them on ebay, and bought one. I'll get a second one if its really cool. I figured UD would choose a decent tester. When I looked through the reviews, sure enough, I see that UD has posted favorably lol. Thanks for making my life easier, sir.
You're welcome, Jay. I hope your new DMM serves you well.
Wow there is something airy in the background of the sound....really nice for the ears. As if you are outdoors.
Awesome video as always Uncle D! And I learn so much from this....
An interesting observation, PJ. I had a fan running, aimed at me, to make the 100+ degree workshop more bearable.
This was great and that looks like a nice amp (after the work that is). Thanks for sharing this with us, as always.
Thanks for joining us, JL.
this might be the longest I've EVER sat through a video (made it to the very end)! but when the information is shared with such care, it's hard to turn away (plus I love cats). I'm a mixing engineer turned VERY rookie jazz guitar enthusiast and this level of information while difficult to understand, was still very interesting. thank you for taking the time and sharing your expertise, Uncle Doug!
Thanks so much, GA. As a former teacher, I know how hard it is to maintain interest throughout a lengthy presentation. I am both flattered and glad that you did so.
Hello Doug,
Thank you sir! I really have learned something very different, yet very relevant from each of your excellent videos. And a warm appreciative shout-out to all the great classic amplifier enthusiasts / owners that send you their weary, ailing gems....so, for that I thank you and them.
In your own style, you consistently prove, we Seniors, Rock.
All the best!
Thanks so much, RW. We do, indeed :)
That amp sounds great with P90's Top shelf troubleshooting Uncle Doug.
So much to learn. Hard not to be overwhelmed, but I figure if I learn one thing per day, that's pretty huge. Thanks for your clarity.
You're welcome, Mark.
Man! I am so glad I found your channel! I wacth everyday and have learned so much about tube technology in the last few weeks. Just built my first 5F1 kit. I would never have thought I could this a few months ago. The videos with Rusty are always a special treat. He must be missed around the shop. And the hot rods are a whole other subject! Dude you are everything I want to be when I grow up! 😂 it's like you really are my uncle! Thanks and keep the videos coming!
We're glad you found us too, Joe. It's great to hear that the videos are helpful. Will do :)
🎸🙏🏻✍🏻 We all need a “Mentor”
like “Uncle Doug”!
Thank you for your devotion,
and your experiential knowledge!
🎸🙏🏻✍🏻
Our Uncle Doug, THE TUBE GURU!!!
Great review Doug. I like the Fender tweed amps, I have both a Mojotone Super tweed amp kit and a Fender '57 Bandmaster reissue hand-wired tweed amp. I love their looks and their tone.
So do I, Tony. They are wonderful amps.
I enjoyed hearing your rhythm guitar playing. That amp sounds good too. ...and I learned a litte something today. Thank you.
That's great to hear, Greg. You're welcome.
Wow. I have had one of these cap tester. and also sold it after getting an esr meter. What a mistake. These load the caps and are a great way to test. Loved the video.
Thanks !! You can still test for leakage by lifting the "downstream" end of the cap from the circuit, Monty.
@@UncleDoug Very true. Thanks Doug. Good test in almost circuit
@@montygore1200 You're welcome, Monty.
Well done with the cat! good for you!
Thanks, Jeff :)
This sounds great Dug, amazing amplifier. Thanks you brother.
Agreed, Harmon. Our pleasure :)
Great respect as always. Those Victoria's look so nice!sound good with your care.
Thanks so much, SS :)
Hey Uncle Doug, I built my first amp last year from a marshall 20W kit. I just followed the instructions and it worked at the first try. Before starting the build i had no experience in electronics, and id been reading about safety and circuits for a couple months. So i wanted to understand how the circuit actually works. And then i found your channel on youtube. I know you hear this all the time but i wanted to thank you for the best instructional videos out there. The way you explain things makes it so easy to understand. Your channel is a national treasure! Im now getting ready to build a fender champ all from scrapped parts from old radios and reel to reel recorders, very much like your video. So again thank you for being the best teacher out there!!
Greeting from an italian in Norway
Thanks so much for the very nice comments, Marco. It's great to hear that the videos are instructive. Continued success with all your projects.
Hey Doug, what a fab amp..Great info and walk thru. So much learned from your videos now Doug, I can actually understand most of how it all works and can pre-empt some of the issues before you mention them..Thank you so much for sharing your expert knowledge, it's always a treat when I see a new video of yours being uploaded. Lovely new 'Puddy tat' Doug, and she's doing well. Sorry about that poor tree that your neighbour decided to kill, ignorance is bliss and such a waste of mother nature's treats..Take care..Ed..uk..😀
Thanks so much for all the very nice comments, Ed. We always enjoy hearing from you :)
11k views, but only 1k likes?!? What's not to like when Uncle Doug pops yet another one out of the park? I love how you're so methodical... one step at a time.
Thanks so much, FS :)
Uncle Doug - good to see you again (well, see your hands anyway). Great video - keep 'em coming.
Thanks, Paul. Will do :)
Hey Doug! I always enjoy the videos! I also have a Victoria 35310 (bandmaster clone). I picked mine up from an estate sale for $160 in need of a service. Now it sounds awesome! It’s from 1996.
Thanks, Aaron. What a great acquisition !!
Another enjoyable video - I was worried you were going to actually give up but in the end you found something to change for the better.
Thanks, John. Apparently the problem is solved.....the owner is quite pleased.
Thanks for another superb video.
Can't get a better education on amps than Uncle Doug!!!👍👍👍🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Wow....thanks, Doc :)
Nice to see you again Uncle Doug!!!!
Thanks, VM. It's nice to be seen :)
That tree was having a bad day Uncle D! LOL. Thanks for always bringing laughter and levity to this old crazy world.
A bad haircut can really ruin your day, Bryan :) Our pleasure :)
Great video uncle Doug I love the mod for the 4 ohm and 8 ohm speaker jack and nfb switch.
Thanks, Nigel. Glad to hear it.
Fantastic sounds there from the boys Uncle Doug. Reminds me of early REM tracks. Just superb! Another wonderful vid.
Thanks so much, BN. Glad you enjoyed it :)
@@UncleDoug As always Unc'.
@@BurnleyNuts You're the man, BN :)
A nice amp with a subtle issue. Sounds like a winner now though. Thank you for taking time to share your knowledge.
We always enjoy your company, Andrew. The owner has the amp back and loves it.
Worth noting…..the 5E4A used 6V6GTs. Those 7581s are closer to a 6550 than a 6L6G. All in all another fantastic repair/mod! So glad to view your tube amp prowess UD, and another cat saved! You are the best! Love from NW Colorado. Thanxz
Thanks so much, ATL :)
2 diff tweed supers. The second version Used 588/6L6
always happy to see a new video they are entertaining, relaxing and educative
Thanks thrice, Carlos :)
Dougs home for Stray Cats, Hot Rods and Fenders! Well done.
That pretty well covers it, Peter......but don't forget the Russian Pole Dancers.....always welcome :)
Another satisfying morning viewing. Thanks.
Glad to hear it, Ray :)
You really got my hopes up there Uncle Doug - I was on the edge of my seat when it looked like you were going to restore a 23 1/4" Regular ice Scraper & Snow Brush.
Sorry for the letdown, AG :)
Hi UD, nice video. One note to mention, I have the Fender Super Amp, and I changed the rectifier to a 5u4 from a gz34. A customer brought in the exact same amp as mine with a gz34 rectifier in it. An A/B comparison revealed quite a difference in gain. I didn't check the bias comparison, but if your customer changes the rectifier tube to a gz34, I am sure a re-bias is advised to cool down the 5881 tubes. Great video as always Uncle Doug 👍.
Thanks for the info, Ken.
Hey Uncle Doug you’re sounding good!!
Thanks, Alvaro. We're happy just to be still breathing :)
I like the shopcat. Also like the oldschool capacitor tester
Thanks, GJ. Mitzi is becoming more helpful with each new day :)
Your the best Uncle Doug thank you for sharing your noledge
Thanks, Sam :)
A sterling effort uncle doug brilliant ! and a welcome gem of
entertainment as usual, `when something`s not right its wrong`
as bob dylan once sang, your chanel is always right as rain !
Wow....thanks so much, William :)
super interesting as always, Uncle Doug
Glad you enjoyed it, RJ.
Another masterpiece theater installment, thank you Doug! That amp sounds absolutely wonderful. I have been trying to purchase those Eurotubes bias meters ever since you demoed them a few moons back and they are still sold out! Very much hoping they return to market some day, being a much safer alternative to the shunting method that gives this particular amateur the heebies.
Thanks so much, DD. I really don't recommend the shunt method for PC measurement.....dangerous to mankind and equipment. Simply measure the voltage drop across each half winding of the OPT primary.
That’s for sure the best way to go
Those Eurotubes bias meters are fantastic. I bought mine a couple years back after watching Doug using them. Wonderful, wonderful tools.
@@SimonGotlieb Agreed, Simon. I don't know how I lived without them :)
Hi Uncle Doug. I hope all is well.
The craftsmanship of the Victoria is amazing. The word "symmetry" come to mind when looking at he layout.
I'm still a rookie with an opinion that's worth exactly what it cost and but agree that the 7581's were incorrect, and I suspect the fizzy and unstable output you could not reproduce was caused by the tubes being starved with a cold bias. As strong as they are it would seem logical that without adequate power they would never be able to stand up and sing as intended.
The Ford grille shot and Mitzi bathing herself after dinner were an added bonus to an already excellent video. Thank you so much.
Thanks so much Randy. It's always great to hear from you. Thanks for your input.....Mitzi sends her regards :)
Another great video from Uncle Doug. One thing that should be noted regarding the kill switch on the feedback circuit. IF there's a Fender presence control, opening the feedback loop takes the presence control out of circuit as that control is part of the feedback loop. FYI.
Yes, indeed, but it's worth it.
Im a new sub and Fan of your teaching . Then you go and be a kind man as well saving animals . Big Respect from So Calif .
Welcome aboard, IN. Thanks so much :)
Hello again, Doug, with another excellent video, amp, and...what a gift!. I am searching for one of these cap testers for ages!. It seems to be difficult from here in Spain. And also: be very careful with the tester, because it outputs as much as 600 dc volts in the banana jacks. Never forget to discharge it, and put the test voltage knob at its minimum, because we need to see your videos during too many years! 8-) Thanks a lot, and God bless you, Doug & the cat gang.
Good to hear from you FW. Thanks for the safety tip :)
@@UncleDoug safety first, you know!
Love your channel, keep em videos rolling 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you! Will do!
Great as usual. Thank you for the education.
Our pleasure, Leo.
Another Uncle Doug video, sweet!🤘
Hope you enjoy it, MJ.
I love his amps
Me too.
Thanks, Nick. Our customers have only the best :)
Everyone needs a Workshop Cat Uncle Doug 😃👍🏻
No kidding, Meik :)
Another enjoyable video. LDWMJ was a nice touch for the testing...
Thanks, John :)
Thx for the entertaining and very educational vid ... Nice sounding little amp ...
Glad you enjoyed it, Eddy.
Thanks for the video and the laugh. That is a nifty hat rack in your neighbor's yard.
Thanks for joining us, Scott. The neighbor also gives haircuts......if you're interested.
Great video sir. Now I know what you needed the 5881 tubes for.
Thanks, Mike. Yes, they were for this amp.
I look so forward to your videos I understand more about sound because of you and it's the truth.....
That's great to hear, Charles :)
You always do a very nice job on your videos, and it helps a lot of people wanting to learn about amp repairs. On the speaker jacks however, the output transformer should always have a load on them when nothing is plugged into the jacks. This is why Fender always shorted the speaker jack when nothing was plugged into it. The reason being is if someone should plug a guitar into the amp without a load and then play the guitar the impedance of the output transformer will go sky-high. This can create large voltages and can cause the 6L6 tubes to internally short or cause the tube socket to arc over due to the excess hi-voltage across it. There should always be some kind of load on a tube amp to control the output transformers kick-back voltage.
Thanks for your helpful input, Neutro.
Nice job Doug
Thanks, Dan :)
A new Uncle Doug video is an event!
Hope you like it, Ernest :)
The presence on the 5F4 is pretty enimic. Also it should be noted that when turning off the NFB loop, it will render the presence control inop.. but not sure it would matter that much as it is pretty useless. I placed a .47u Cap in place of the .1u on my presence control and it made a difference, at least you can tell it is actually doing something now. Great work as always Uncle Doug and we learned of yet another 6L6 variant.
Good observation about the consequences of turning off the NFB, DL, but really not very noticeable.....as you noted. Thanks so much.
😂my wife just went crazy @ 42:00 test tone😅, I’m sitting about 5’ across the bedroom and enjoying this jewel you’re working on with a cup of coffee, awesome video.
Sorry if the tone upset her, Sonny, but I'm glad you enjoyed our efforts ;)
Great work as always 👏
Thanks, Curtis :)
Gee Whiz Uncle Doug,,,I think this is the most enjoyable video yet,,,love the felines too,,,,miss the catscans,,,God Bless you and yours !!!
Thanks so much, Tom. We aim to please :)
Almost all modern electronic equipment power supplies use a Line-to-Ground and Line-to-neutral cap as EMI/RFI filters. They are supposed to be a special XY rated safety caps that are designed to only fail open.
Thanks for the helpful input, William.
What a beautifully wired amp 👌🏻Definitely not built by the hack master next door 😆. Nice work as usual UD .
Thanks, Stewart. It really is well done :)
Love these kind of videos thanks for making it
Glad to hear it, 20. Will do.
Mary Jane's Last Dance-sounding great!
Thanks, BB :)
Nice video, good playing at the end.
Thanks twice, MR.
Your guitar playing has gotten better!
It's all Ollie & Jack, Chris ;)
Love you Uncle Doug! Glad yer still Kicking the 'Ol provervbial Ass, you reformed hellraiser you!!!!!
Thanks so much, WTD. We're still kickin'.....with both feet at once ;)
Very interesting and informative video. Not familiar with the brand but the quality speaks for it's self. Great sounding amp.
Thanks for watching and commenting, Mr. C. I believe that Victoria is currently the largest supplier of boutique amps.
Great video. I have been thinking about a new amp. I found them on line. Maybe this will be a possible choice.Fantastic amp build.
They are beautifully constructed, Monty.
That Heathkit is a jewel! It's younger than my piece of Heathkit test equipment - I was given a Heathkit AQ-1 audio signal generator (circa 1957) by an old neighbor - and after a set of electrolytics, it's as solid as a rock (if you don't mind the analog frequency dial!) The head technician had a Heath cap checker similar to yours at one of the shops I worked for, and if he suspected a tech of shotgunning caps, he'd take it from the margarine tub and test it while the tech was away, then leave it on his bench with the results scribbled on a piece of paper. Needless to say, we mortals dare not step into his sanctum to test our own caps but he would break it out sometimes if we were stumped and he suspected leakage that we had missed. I wonder if someone has written a book about the whole Heathkit phenomonon - a real example of post war GI industriousness and excitement about the hi-fi craze. One thing I remember about Heathkits - when the owner was stumped by a problem, he'd bring his unit in with all of the encyclopedic manual, notes and records, and go over all of his prior troubleshooting in detail! I can't wait to see your future comparison video with the current magic box digital cap checkers. I use them, but don't completely trust them (how can a $15 ebay cap checker do the same job as the $450 B&K? circa 1975). Thanks for the great video, as usual!
Thanks for all the great comments and shared experiences, 87. So glad you enjoyed the video :)
Fran Blanche over at the Franlabs channel has quite a few video’s on Heathkit kits. Apparently she got started in electronics by visiting their repair facility as a child.
@@rivulus Thanks for the info, Roelof.
I hope the old boys are giving the new kid some guitar lessons 😋
Another great show Uncle.
She is a natural, JB, and will be featured in some future videos :)
I known its a year later, but that rectifuer tube is excellent. Ive been running one with a mono Allied Knight mono amp. And itnlooks great in that particular amp. I got some winged C versions for a good price. NOS pairs on the auction place.
Thanks for the input, Mr. M :)
Great video as always
Thanks, Steve :)
Hello Uncle Doug . Another great video and a nice amp. .The layout is very neat, i sure you were pleased to see it. It ressembles your own builds. Victoria is a very respectable brand. They are known for their vintage Fender inspired/cloned amps. But they also did a series of amps for Gretsch wich are very good. In the 00' i think. "Playboy" and perhaps other name models. A friend of mine who is a pro player have one and says that it is his number one amp.
You talk a little about the "presence" control. In fact this control is very akin to your NFB switch mod. When up the "presence" control sends high frequencies in the NFB loop to ground and then 'switch' off NFB for this frequencies. When the NFB is switch off the "presence" control is defeated. It is very different than a pre-amp filter, unlike the "bass" and "treble" controls, as it controls the power amp behaviour . It may be very interactive with other controls, thats why people didn't always understand well what it do. I don't mean to learn you that but it may be a topic for you to discuss. I'm sure it would be very interesting, even for me.
Greetings, Ant. Yes, I was very impressed by the craftsmanship. I actually did cover the Presence Control in a previous video on NFB loops.
Another great review, Doug.
Loved the part about determining the bandwidth of the presence control's effect. I'd love a collage of segments like that. A sort of Best Of Uncle Doug!
Like if you agree!
Thanks, Vinny. A viewer once tried to create an alphabetized list of topics mixed throughout all the videos.....but gave up. It would be helpful.