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TrainWreck Rockette: 1 Redesigned

Posted by Johannes Johansson | Published on 20/11/2022

A redesign-focused start to the TrainWreck Rockette project, built around Vox AC30 roots and Johannes's own preferred twists.

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Posted by Johannes Johansson | Published on 21/07/2022

A woodworking-focused Dumble Overdrive Special entry covering the amplifier headshell build.

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Posted by Johannes Johansson | Published on 21/07/2022

An introduction to the Dumble Overdrive Special build, why the original amplifiers are legendary, and what makes the project worth chasing.

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Posted by Johannes Johansson | Published on 11/11/2021

A variable voltage regulator lets a loud tube guitar amp keep more of its core feel while behaving better at home volumes.

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Custom DDC: 1 Digital to Digital Converter; USB to I2S over HDMI; S/PDIF; AES

A DIY digital-to-digital converter build with USB input, improved clocks, and outputs including I2S over HDMI, S/PDIF, and AES.
Pedal Progression: 1 Range Master

Pedal Progression starts with a rebuilt Range Master treble booster using vintage parts, protection circuitry, and a polished new housing.
Easy Naim Hi-Fi power amp upgrades

A straightforward set of component upgrades that can noticeably improve older Naim power amps and similar hi-fi amplifiers.
Cat Tree

A simple DIY cat tree built from leftover wood and sisal rope, adapted to survive balcony use better than the usual fluffy versions.
Amiga Next-Gen Build: 2 Motherboard repair & power supply

The second Amiga Next-Gen Build entry chases heat-related instability through motherboard repair and power-supply suspicion.