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Dave Funk AWOL???

Becareful if the Sankens (SA3264) need to be replaced. You won't find replacements super easy or cheap and the ebay ones are counterfeit. I had a bunch of them but stopped doing repairs and literally threw away a lot of swr /eden/tf parts...oh well. I had information on the company that made the transformer as well, but I have to find all that out of storage.

The Output PCB is the same as what's used in older Eden, AMP, Gibson GB series heads. What he did to get more power was a larger transformer, change the bias to the Sankens and just add more in series to each output form..upswing and downswing of the signal. Like adding 6L6's to create a super bassman.

I redrew the output PCB in Eagle, I might have that laying around.
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Becareful if the Sankens (SA3264) need to be replaced. You won't find replacements super easy or cheap and the ebay ones are counterfeit. I had a bunch of them but stopped doing repairs and literally threw away a lot of swr /eden/tf parts...oh well. I had information on the company that made the transformer as well, but I have to find all that out of storage.

The Output PCB is the same as what's used in older Eden, AMP, Gibson GB series heads. What he did to get more power was a larger transformer, change the bias to the Sankens and just add more in series to each output form..upswing and downswing of the signal. Like adding 6L6's to create a super bassman.

I redrew the output PCB in Eagle, I might have that laying around.