Fenton Weill Blackstar

Welcome, brud.
There doesn’t seem to be much help out there...at least in a quick search. There is a Fenton Weill amp club here, but there only a few posts..and no info. You have probably found this site, but there is no schematic info there, Either.
http://www.vintagehofner.co.uk/britamps/fenton.html

it would seem that your amp will need to be in the hands of an experienced tech who can work without a schematic.

 

Got any pics...especially good shots of the circuit???

 

Can you post a pic?

I'm a long time collector of Fenton Weill gear, but it's all pretty obscure, so I'd say the chances of finding a schematic are next to zero.

They made a huge variety of stuff, including several amps that are identical circuit wise but with different speakers, and several circuit boards that were multi purpose depending on how they were wired up.

Has it got reverb? They dealt with that in a different way to everyone else, ie there was an entirely separate amp and speaker that put out the reverbed signal, built into the same combo!

 

just an observation, but if I were an avid collector/user of amps that have no schematics available, I would have schematics of whatever those amps were. If I could not draw them from the circuit, my tech would have been compensated for such work. Ommv.... I resurrected an obscure amp a few months ago. There is no known schematic for this amp. I drew one up after I heard the amp at work because I wanted to see how the tone controls were arranged. Why? Because the amp acted like no other amp I have ver played through, and I wanted to see the schematic.

 

Yeah my milage varies

More interested in the guitars, and me plus soldering irons is...not good!

 

So, you have an amp tech then,right? That tec would need to know their way around without a schematic. If they can do that, they can draw the schematic up, that schematic would be worth paying for if I had the amp and did not do my own work. So..my mileage varies, too! (;^)

 

no

 

Are you familiar with tube pinouts and reading schematics? If you are, then you have a layout in front of you. You can start drawing that circuit out. If you don’t read schematics or have some experience on these things, then ime you need a tech...or a step by step guide on what to do, how to do it, what not not to do, and have not to do the ‘not to be done’ things. You don't share with us what your experience is??