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    This document provides a circuit diagram and instructions for modifying a guitar amplifier to include a variable voltage regulator (VVR). The VVR is based on a Dana/UR12 circuit. It suggests component values and adjustments including setting B1 voltage to less than 310V and B3 voltage to 300V. Capacitor C1 from 2nf to .1uf is recommended to fix scratchy guitar pots at lower VVR settings.

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    This document provides a circuit diagram and instructions for modifying a guitar amplifier to include a variable voltage regulator (VVR). The VVR is based on a Dana/UR12 circuit. It suggests component values and adjustments including setting B1 voltage to less than 310V and B3 voltage to 300V. Capacitor C1 from 2nf to .1uf is recommended to fix scratchy guitar pots at lower VVR settings.

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    VVR Mod: VVR Based On Dana/UR12 Circuit

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    Tejas Deshmukh
    This document provides a circuit diagram and instructions for modifying a guitar amplifier to include a variable voltage regulator (VVR). The VVR is based on a Dana/UR12 circuit. It suggests component values and adjustments including setting B1 voltage to less than 310V and B3 voltage to 300V. Capacitor C1 from 2nf to .1uf is recommended to fix scratchy guitar pots at lower VVR settings.

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    VVR Mod

    VVR based on Dana\UR12 circuit.


    B2
    Changes for VVR
    B3 C2 same size B3
    as coupling cap B1
    R3 100k or larger.

    R4 100k
    C1 Fixes scratchy R6 100K C2 .022uf/400V
    guitar pots at lower
    VVR settings. C1 2nf -.1uf R2 68k 1 C1 .022uf/400V
    6
    2 R15 1.5k-10k 7
    C2 7

    VR1 1M
    R7 100K
    3 2 9
    12AX7 8
    4&5
    R1 1M

    3
    12AX7

    R5 220K
    heaters

    R4 1M
    EL84
    5K primary

    C5 1000uf
    R8 1.5k

    R9 1.5k
    C4 C3 R14
    22uf/50V 22uf/50V 220-270/2W

    D2 only needed if not


    scaline whole amp. B1 B2 B3 B3
    Tweek R10 till you
    260vac get a B1 of 310V R3 Tweek R13 till
    R10 220-1.5k/2W 10-15/5W R12 4.7k/3W R13 10k
    120V mains you a B3 of 300V

    D2 IN4007
    D1 6v/1W
    C6 22uf/450V

    C9 22uf/450V

    C7 22uf/450V

    C8 22uf/450V

    C11 .1uf/450V
    R1 100K/1W
    R11 220K
    VR1 1M

    MOSFET MUST BE ISOLATED


    FROM CHASSIS GROUND
    R2 100K/1W

    filaments WITH AN INSULATOR


    6.3vac Known Mosfets that work:
    NTE2377, MTP6N60E,
    IRF740B, STF9NK60ZD,
    C12 4700uf 2SK3675

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