Kits

Kit components for the Ham Nation Microphone Pre-Amp project.

Kit components for the Ham Nation AM Transmitter project.

Shape your sound with the Tone Attack. 12 o'clock settings give an approximate unity gain with the pedal. Rotate the treble or bass knob counterclockwise to cut the corresponding frequencies. Rotate these same knobs clockwise to boost the frequency bands. The master boost knob can be used to attenuate your signal or push your tone to screaming loud volumes. MOD® Kits are designed to give both novice and experienced musicians the opportunity to build their own amps and effects pedals. All kits come with easy to follow instructions and use point to point wiring. Pre-drilled enclosure and all parts are included. All you need to provide are hand tools, a soldering iron and solder. The Tone Attack operates on a 9V battery or AC adapter, which is not included. The Godlyke 9-volt adapter (M-PAS-S) may be purchased separately to power your new pedal.

Snubber parts kit for circuits. Used to build a "snubber circuit" to remove unwanted high frequencies and high voltages resulting from output transformer ringing in a guitar amplifier, without the "brick wall" effect of using diodes.

Kit components for the Ham Nation Field Strength Meter project. From HAMNation episode 289.

Junior Genius Kits are built for experimentation, learning and fun! Experience the joy of seeing your first LED light up. The Blinky Lights Kit leads you through 10 core activities, from a simple LED circuit up to more advanced transistor LED blinky light circuits, using standard parts on a real-world breadboard. Learn about voltage and current by using LEDs, resistors, capacitors and transistors. You'll be able to build circuits using a schematic diagram, and there's plenty of help to get you there. Simple examples make it easy to grasp the basics and 'What's Happening' and 'Things To Try' sections encourage you to dig deeper. You will get valuable assembly and troubleshooting experience as you learn to use a great experimentation tool, the solderless breadboard. Real hands-on experience means greater educational value. This next-generation science kit doesn’t seal the parts into simplified plastic blocks.

The Aggressor is a high-gain distortion pedal kit that delivers contemporary distortion with plenty of chunk and ear-splitting pitch harmonics. The distortion effect goes from subtle break-up to over-the-top molten distortion at maximum gain.
The Aggressor features true bypass, LED indicator, and a versatile tone control with a scoop/bump switch that shifts the mid-frequency response, allowing you to craft a tone that fits your style of playing. It works well with humbuckers and single-coil pickups, so you can turn any guitar into a lethal weapon capable of inflicting serious brain damage and spontaneous combustion!
MOD® Kits are designed to give novice and experienced musicians the opportunity to build their own amps and effects pedals. All kits come with easy-to-follow instructions and use point-to-point wiring. A pre-drilled enclosure and all necessary parts are included.

MOD 101 Guitar Amp Kit Features:

• All Tube Design (solid-state diodes used only for full-wave rectification)
• 60W output power into 4, 8, 16 and 20 Ω
• 1 channel with customizable: tone stack, power tubes, negative feedback, input miller capacitance volt divider/LP filter, and preamp cathode bypass cap (all parts included)
• Vintage channel controls: bass, treble and volume
• Vintage pilot lamp and screw-on jewel cover for power-on indication
• DPDT power switch circuit for instant high-voltage drain in power-off
• Standby Switch

This kit converts the TMB tone stack of a blackface or silverface amp to a modern aggressive voiced tone stack. The modification is achieved by replacing capacitor and resistor values in the original tone stack. All parts required for the conversion are included in the kit along with detailed picture instructions.

This kit adds tremolo to silverface Fender® Bassman amps such as the Bassman 70 or Bassman 100. Using the tube from the Bass Instrument channel, the circuit is modified into the classic tube tremolo circuit. The Volume and Treble knobs become the Speed and Intensity controls while the Bass knob is replaced with a jack for the footswitch. The Bright switch becomes an On/Off switch for the tremolo when not using a footswitch.

This kit converts the Normal channel of a blackface or silverface amp into the classic Bass Instrument channel from Bassman amps. This modification is achieved by altering the tone stack and works for both TMB and TB tone stacks. All parts required for the conversion are included in the kit along with detailed picture instructions.

This kit converts a standard class A/B dual 6L6GC power amp to a dual EL34 power amp. Changing the screen grid resistors along with altering the bias circuit is required for this modification. All parts necessary to complete the conversion are included along with detailed picture instructions. A matched pair of EL34 tubes is included with the kit.

GuitarAmplifierPCBs.com 18 Watt LiteIIb "Baby Will" Parts List for Scratch Build The Baby Will is a PCB simplified version of the legendary Marshall 18 Watt 1974x circuit. The circuit we laid out on a circuit board is known as the LiteIIb. It's capable of tone from clean jazz, crunchy blues, to raunchy classic rock. Crank up the volume and you'll be in AC/DC Back In Black heaven. The magic of the LiteIIb is its simplicity.

Convert your Epiphone Valve Jr. into a Lite IIb 18 Watt amp using the "Baby Will" kit. The Baby Will is a PCB simplified version of the legendary Marshall 18 Watt 1974x circuit. The circuit laid out on a circuit board is known as the LiteIIb. It's capable of tone from clean jazz, crunchy blues, to raunchy classic rock. Crank up the volume and you'll be in AC/DC Back In Black heaven