For my first tube amplifier built ever, the Bugle 45 has a lot of appeal. The circuitry is simple enough for a noob like myself to follow. Since I like the idea of using the either the 45 or 46 tube with design, I built it that way.
The chassis is made from glued and stacked baltic plywood.
The chassis top is brass plate. Hand sanded, machined and coated.
Wiring and soldering is amateurish - my first time ever.
The left monoblock is done. That's a 46 tube sitting on a handmade converter socket.
Sitting on top of my DIY half-scale Voigt domestic corner horn.
Whew.
The chassis is made from glued and stacked baltic plywood.
The chassis top is brass plate. Hand sanded, machined and coated.
Wiring and soldering is amateurish - my first time ever.
The left monoblock is done. That's a 46 tube sitting on a handmade converter socket.
Sitting on top of my DIY half-scale Voigt domestic corner horn.
Whew.
