Schematics/ Webb 6-14 E

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Roger Miller
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Schematics/ Webb 6-14 E

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I know that I should have spoken up when this was posted before, but I sure could use Schematics if anyone has them. Thanks
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Glenn Boppre
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Roger, I have a schematic for you. Send me your
address and I'll mail it right out to you.
Glenn
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Ken Fox
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Post by Ken Fox »

I sent you the full set I got from Jay Ganz (preamp. EQ section and power amp).

Did you get them OK?

I have a 1980 I am replacing the output transistors in now. It also has a bad reverb tank.

If all goes well it looks like I will be taking on Webb amps soon at the shop!
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I recieved them just fine Ken, thank you very much.
Roger
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Ken Fox
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Post by Ken Fox »

Got mine up and running today! A new set of output transistors, a new reverb tank and bag. Sounds great.
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A PDF Version

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Ken,

Thanks for the Jpeg's of the schematic. After a few hours of digging I finally found mine. I scanned them in as 8.5 * 14. They are combined into one PDF file. It may be easier for some of you to print or file. For anyone interested you can go to my website with the URL at the bottom of the post and go to the section called:

Schematics & Mods - For Amps & Effects Units (updated Nov-24-2007)
Franklin D10, Telonics (E9)True Tone(C6) pickups, Fender Steel King , Evans (FET 500LV), Nashville 400, Quilter MicroBlock 45 amp's, Telonics FP100 volume pedal, PodXT(effects only), Boss RV3(delay & reverb),Steel Guitar Black Box,Bill Lawrence cables, Walker Seat,Peterson Flip Tuner, IVL Steel Rider, IK Multimedia IRig Pro DUO for recording.
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Post by Bob Kagy »

Ken, mine ain't broke, but it's good news to hear you might take them on in the near future.

Old amps are always a component or two away.

Thanks
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Post by Ken Fox »

Looks like a pretty straight forward amp to repair. The EQ section reminds me a bit of the old Rauland Borg active EQ circuits i used to work on for Pro/Commercial audio year ago.

My amp had three more transistors in the reverb circuit than shown on the schematics I have. That might explain the use of two different input impedance reverb tanks that I have seen discussed in some of the old Forum topics I researched!

There are no doubt other schematics out there for the 6-14E. I sure hope someone has some and will share them with us!
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