I have all of the manuals archived there as well.any TW guys out there who wanna help out please do drop on by.
#BK BUTLER TUBE DRIVER CHANDLER SCHEMATIC FULL#
The link in my sig is now a full fledged site on Tube Works stuff. Bk Butler Tube Schematic Full Fledged Site Just before I sold it a fuse blew on it and I believe it was 250v 5 amp slow blow or ceramic (it had a ceramic, but I couldnt find that so I put in slow blow and it worked fine). Im using Tech 21 sansamp stuff with pedals and I get a pretty freaking good sound.
I ended up going with a Carvin DCM150 simply because there were more options and it is smaller. I presume it takes a standard fuseholder gotta find out what kind fuse it needs though. Those two together were the sound of hair metal in the late 80s. Its not bad at lower volumes but sounds very very thin compared to an all tube power amp at band practice levels. In fact, I probably should have just gone ahead and kept the Blue Tube, all said and done.
The Blue Tube seemed a little warmer and darker than the Tube Driver. Visit the site IF you are interested in Tube Works, Mosvalve, Tube Driver product manuals, or some ever-expanding lessons. The link in my signature has all of the manuals from Genz Benz. I could use some help from any solid Tubeworks fans, who want to help out on the site I s brand new.Īlso had a real tube overdrive(wanted a blue tube but salesman said get this instead) which I tried different tubes in and I found it helped my SS practice amp w my rat pedal. Butler reissue of the 911 Tube Driver from 2006. Bk Butler Tube Schematic Full Fledged Site Shown above (left to right) - The 1985 BK Butler Tube Driver, the revised 1986-87 BK Butler Tube Driver, the unauthorized 1988 knockoff made by Chandler after Butler parted ways with them, the 1990s Tube Works 911 Tube Driver, and a B.K.
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