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Originally Posted by thepassivevoice
Wouldn't this be a hassle since most of the Custom Vibrolux components are on PC boards? I ask because I have one and have been trying to decide what to do with it. I understand that the circuits are similar, but the sound is pretty different. I've actually done a side-by-side comparison with a BF Vibrolux (different tubes and speakers in each, though, so my comparison was flawed).
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Hence my "if you really wanted to" line.
Some of the stuff, like adding negative feedback might not be that hard, and changing the tone stacks from the Blonde style to the BF style would be pretty easy, but if you wanted to add the tube rectifier, that's a little more involved. Stuff I would do if I got a great deal on this amp.
(Now that I think about it, the omission of NFB on this version was probably an attempt to loosen up the amp once they added the SS rectifier...
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- Scott