I honestly think that with the cc2, they did a lot of great bells and whistles like input linking, tube bias, EQ response switching, and filter switches but offset the cost with cheap speakers.
#Vox ac30cc2 top boost tube socket mods
Then they wouldn't have a reason to come out with the C2 series! There are a few mods there that are purely because it's a very early run cc2 and they got fixed later in production, like crap tubes, wrong fx loop cap value (schematic typo), trem speed, hardwired speakers, the rest are gravy. Only one last thing for me to swap out really, and that's the OTĪlanp wrote:Something I always wonder about. The biggest fixes tonally have been the speakers and bright caps, the rest is cumulative or just fixing things for better utility for me. If I discount speakers and tubes, it was probably $80 of parts and 2 hours of time which has been time and money very well spent – Changed tubes to JJ power + rectifier, Sovtek preamp (Sovteks were surprisingly good, although I have some Tung Sols to try, and a Weber Copper cap for if the rectifier goes) – Changed crappy Wharfedales out to Alnico's, settling on the classic 2x Celestion Blues (great combinations included 2x Greenbacks, Silver + G12H30, Silver + Creamback, Silver + Blue, Gold + Blue, 2x Gold - favourites were blue + gold, 2x golds, 2x blues) – Swapped out all the caps in the signal to Mallory caps (C11,C14, C15, C17, C18, C19, C20, C23 to Mallory equivalents) – Changed the screws out for ones that don't strip instantly – Changed the Plate resistors for more gain, and more vintage spec (replaced R6 & R7 100k Plate Resistors with 220K Resistors) – Removed Top Boost Cathode Bypass cap for tighter bass, more headroom on the TB channel (removed c9) – Changed the treble cap in the top boost channel, and the one on the TB vol pot (c13 to 68pf, c16 to 47pf) – Added more gain to the normal channel, changed the brilliance switch caps to be useable (removed and jumpered R49, C12 to a 100pf cap, and then put a 68pf cap across lugs 1 and 2 of the Normal volume pot) – Sped up the Tremolo (changed R38 to 27K, R37 to 100k) – Swapped out reverb tank for an Accutronics one (replaced R18 with a 28K, added a 470K resistor across lugs 1 and 3 of the reverb drive switch, replaced pan with Accutronics pan # 9EB2C1B) – Made a junction box for the speaker wire/reverb cable to connect to and attached it to the chassis - essential to save headaches and swearing when changing tubes or speakers.Here's the list of things I have inflicted upon this poor thing so far This post is really just for posterity for myself rather than anything else. I seriously hope you have fun reliving the nostalgia of the 2017 Minecraft Console Edition Mini-Game Lobby, if you do & appreciate me sharing this please do consider subscribing to my YouTube channel Catmanjoe & help me reach 100,000 Subscribers also be sure to check out my video showcasing the Lobby thanks.As you know I have an AC30, and I've been modding it over time to see how good it can get. (On the Bedrock Version sadly some of the Restone doesn't work the same as it did on the Console Edition. Just like I mentioned in my last post giving out the 2016 Mini-Games Lobby for anyone who might mention "This isn't the Mini-Game Lobby I remember." that's probably because this Lobby is the "NEW" Lobby the second Lobby 4J Studios created & sadly the last, I'd recommend checking out my previous post regarding the "Minecraft 2016 (CLASSIC) Mini-Games Lobby" because that might be the Lobby you are thinking of.Īs a little note, both the Java & Bedrock Version's of this world are identical with them both having all their paintings, buttons, Item frames, swords & dispensers intact & all items are still in the dispensers/chests. I spent countless hours on the PlayStation 4 Console Edition double checking everything was the same & I can thankfully say it's all the way you'll remember it.
I've done my very best to ensure that both the Bedrock Lobby & Java Lobby are as close to the original Console version as humanly possible, I've made sure every painting, item frame, block, armor stand & more are in all their original places.
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