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I have two Trinity Amps. They're awesome
Feedback Score 0 Hi, I have recently been looking at purchasing a 18 watt marshall plexi copy or having one built as I don't have the room or sound space for a big marshall stack but still want to get that vintage tube tone.
Does any one know any builders of them around the Toronto area?
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I have two Trinity Amps. They're awesome
Guitars: MIA Strat with Dimarzio Area 58'/61', MIA Deluxe Strat with JS Moore, 2004 Gibson LP Plus, 61 RI Gibson SG, Epi Dot 335
Amps: Trinity 18W Plexi combo, Trinity TC-15 head, Peavey Delta Blues, 73 Fender Champ
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Feedback Score 2 (100%) +1 many times over. I own two, built 3 more (including the 18w "Plexi") and every one of them kills.Originally Posted by Stratin2traynor
Feedback Score 0 if you can build a box, and cut and paste vinyl, that in my opinion is the hard part. The Bill of materials, layout and lots of advice is available at 18Watt.com and
the parts save a speaker can be had for about $300 at A1 Parts on North Queen Street.
I Built a 5E3 tweed deluxe out of a Filmosound amp, I'm building a AC15 ef86 with a second chanel using the Trem from a Marshall 18 Watt.
The Weber kit is a little more reasonably priced than the Trinity, but the trinity has the edge with caps & resistors. Both are relatively easier to build than how I did it, but I have access to Hammond transformers, and other electronic parts through work.
Last edited by Leif H; 06-25-2010 at 11:23 AM.
Feedback Score 0 another +1 for Trinity's 18w kit; I did an early one a few years back; great parts , great support (from both Stephen and his board).
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