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Major Soldanovych - my fifth SLO 50W again in military version.

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  • Major Soldanovych - my fifth SLO 50W again in military version.

    I would like to present my fifth SLO (probably it's starting to get boring) in the war-military version, i.e. stylized as the front gear, this time of Major Mykhailo Soldanovych from the Azov Regiment. Why? Because now we have a war in the east, and the amplifier is built on Soviet TS-250-2M transformers (as output), ST-270 (as power supply) and Soviet 6N2P-EV preamp tubes. In the end, there are EL34 from RFT because I no longer had efficient 6P3S-E. Because I already built an amplifier in this style (before the war), giving it the name of Major Mikhail Soldanov from the GRU, and this is known from the opposite side now, so as a counterbalance why not. The housing is made of MDF and wooden slats (hub) and chipboards (front and back). Aluminum chassis (plate + angles). The rest can be seen in the photos.


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  • #2
    ElectroTom
    Level 25  
    Did you make the handles for the kennel or the original ones? All great of course.
  • #3
    slawekscorp
    Level 11  
    Did you at least remove my signature from under the power socket?
  • #4
    painlust
    Guitar amplifiers specialist
    >>20479829

    The handles are just painted black.

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    >>20479861

    I don't know... the amplifier is still in my garage... I can paint it as needed... I won't check it now. Maybe tomorrow.
  • #5
    Olkus
    Level 31  
    As always - fine ;)
    However, I wonder where my friend gets these large transformers from? Because they're not popular anymore.

    Regards,
    AND.
  • #6
    painlust
    Guitar amplifiers specialist
    I passionately collect transformers for tube devices... such a hobby. I have quite a lot of it. Sometimes I buy something on a bargain basis, sometimes I trade it for something. These, from what I remember, I bought on OLX for PLN 50 each, of course it was a few years ago, not recently.
  • #7
    Olkus
    Level 31  
    I also collect transformers, mainly for tube equipment, but I also collect those with lower voltages, they come in handy.
    PLN 50 per piece is a total affordable price, now rather not available or more expensive. It's a pity.

    Regards,
    AND.
  • #8
    ptero
    Level 22  
    Doesn't it hit you from Rubin?
  • #9
    painlust
    Guitar amplifiers specialist
    >>20479861

    In the photos you can see that your signature on the panels is blurred.

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    >>20480562

    This is how it comes from Soviet TV sets, i.e. various Rubies and Electrons.
  • #10
    szeryf3
    Level 26  
    Very neat center.
    As for the box.
    There is no extra, real MON-ish gem, and the switches and switches give effect
  • #11
    ptero
    Level 22  
    Only the inscription in military font - БОЄПРИПАСИ - (ammunition) is missing. :)
  • #12
    painlust
    Guitar amplifiers specialist
    I didn't want to use Cyrillic in this case.
  • #13
    Thunderacer
    Level 18  
    painlust wrote:
    stylized as the front gear, this time of Major Mykhailo Soldanovych from the Azov regiment. Why? Because we have a war in the east now, and the amplifier is built on Soviet transformers


    This portal has been politically neutral so far, but as you can see, it did not run amok. You could have donated.
    Regarding the construction, referring to the military character, you could be tempted to make it in military standards, i.e. refine the electronics in terms of mechanical strength. Besides, you could already make Cyrillic descriptions.

    Moderated By ArturAVS:

    As the designer of the amplifier, he named it as he wanted for his own reasons. You have nothing to do with it and don't bring politics into it!
    3.1.9. Don't be ironic or mean to the other side of the discussion. Please respect dissent and other opinions on the forum.

  • #14
    painlust
    Guitar amplifiers specialist
    I could have done a lot of things but I didn't. This is my amp and it is what it is. Nothing will change that.
  • #15
    Thunderacer
    Level 18  
    Of course it's your amp and you could do what you want. You couldn't even touch it at all. However, when publishing something on the elektroda portal, you should also take into account criticism.
  • #16
    painlust
    Guitar amplifiers specialist
    Well, I count. Thank you for opinion.
  • #17
    irekbielen
    Level 12  
    I have a tube Bugera and it ends my relationship with the tube technique of guitar amplifiers ;) . So I don't know, so I'll tell you.

    Great idea for the exterior. I hope it smells as good as it looks. I'm on YES! ;)