Ibanez Tube King circuit drawing

[StephenGiles]

Here is a link to it on a German forum!
http://forum.musikding.de/attachements/Ibanez_Tube_king_TK999.jpg
Stephen

[brad]

10v?  Yowza.

Actually, it'd be a pretty cool DIY circuit if you canned the switching and replaced the 3-band eq with ye olde single tone pot.

[jrc4558]

This is the link to his webpage.
http://www.aznaur.spb.ru/schemes.html
His name is Gishan Aznaur.
He's from Saint Petersburg.

[Paul Marossy]

Gee, that's a pretty busy schematic.  :shock:
So, is that nine JRC4558s that are in use here?!

[crittoprrr]

I just wish I could read a schematic and figure out want caps and resistors affect bass, treble, etc. I can follow it and get a pretty good idea of what the board looks like, but I wouldn't know where to start to find out what affects what tonewise.

[bass_econo]

I just wish I could read a schematic and figure out want caps and resistors affect bass, treble, etc. I can follow it and get a pretty good idea of what the board looks like, but I wouldn't know where to start to find out what affects what tonewise.

Head over to duncan amps and download the duncan tone stack calculator.  It will open your eyes to it.  http://www.duncanamps.com/software.html

[nelson]

nevermind, got it.

[Dirk_Hendrik]

I still believe his tonecontrol section contains errors. For reference:
http://dirk-hendrik.com/images/tk999_schem.gif (which has been there for close to a year already...)

Furthermore great job in drawing the schematic for the noise reduction but when thinking of doing a clone leave it out. last ut not least this is the non US tubeking. The US one is an entirely different beast with far more resemblance to a Tubedriver.