Epiphone Valve Junior Amp DIY mods

Kerry Fine is an up and coming pedal builder/modder that has some amazing mods for the Valve Junior. I sweet talked him and got him to write a detailed "how to modify" ebook for you. You won't believe your ears - you can get the amp for $100, and the parts are a couple of bucks - you'll love the tone out of this little monster after the mods! Kerry walks you step by step through the circuit in detail and also has a ton of great mods for this amp including:

-Decrease muddiness and excess bass
-Fender tones 
-Marshall tones
-"Baby vox" tones
-Bad Cat mini-cat tones
-Hoffman "schedule 40" tones
-Install a high/low gain switch   
-Add a gain control   
-Add a master volume control   
-Add Negative feedback and switch it on/off   
-Pentode/Triode mode allows the amp to run at 5 watts or 2.5 watts  
-Add a bright switch   
-changing the output transformer for a smoother tone 

Don't miss out - if you don't have one of these amps yet, get it! You won't regret it. 

Purchase the amps here:

Epiphone Valve Junior Head Tube Guitar Amplifier The Valve Junior Head is a straight-forward, single-ended Class A tube amp. This head version of the Epiphone Valve Junior tube guitar amp has DC filaments for both the preamp and power sections to reduce unwanted filament hum. It also has 4, 8, and 16 ohm speaker outputs so you can drive any kind of guitar speaker, from a single 8" box to a 4x12" cab. It delivers 5W power with one 12AX7 tube in the preamp and an EL84 in the power amp.

Epiphone Valve Junior Combo Amp Nearly identical to the head version, the 5W push the 8" speaker to surprisingly loud volumes. Can be used to power the cabinet of your choice as well.

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