Building the Mojotone Super Lead 100W Amp - Timelapse and Sound Demo

Join me as I document the exciting process of assembling the Mojotone Super Lead 100W amplifier from start to finish. This powerful tube amp is a modern recreation of the iconic 1960s British amplifiers used by some of the greatest guitar heroes of all time.
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Disclamer:
Please note that this video is for informational and entertainment purposes only. I am not a professional or certified expert in amplifier modifications or electronics.
The amplifier I'm working on in this video operates at high voltages, which can be extremely dangerous and pose a risk of serious injury or even death. This video is not intended to be a tutorial or guide. If you choose to modify your amplifier or engage in similar activities, you do so at your own risk.
I am not responsible for any damage to equipment, property, or any injury sustained as a result of attempting to replicate what is shown in this video. Always prioritize safety and, if in doubt, consult or hire a professional with the necessary experience and qualifications to carry out these types of modifications and repairs safely.

[@jamesjohanson5675]

I enjoyed this video very much :) commented timelapse is a great way :) I also like your voice and accent :)

[@DIY_AudioGarage]

Thank you so much!

[@brentondowney1388]

Great work, i'm wanting to have a crack at building an amp myself so really enjoy your vids!

[@DIY_AudioGarage]

Thanks a lot. I really enjoy building the amps and seeing the finished product! Good luck!!!

[@roncarter2188]

Nice build and sounds great. Ive done three builds so far and i pretty much used Hoffman turret boards and doing scratch builds and i definitely learned a lot from those builds.I did a Hoffman Plexi build thst tuned really good. I love this hobby! Keep it up man your doing good.

[@DIY_AudioGarage]

Thanks so much! It's really satisfying to successfully complete an amp build like this. That's awesome you built a Plexi amp too and were able to dial in the tones you were going for. The classics like that are always fun projects to take on. I definitely plan to keep building and learning more about amp design and construction.

[@PerfectCircle91]

Damn thats some nice crispy gain on tap out of a plexi style amp build. I didn't see if you used any pedals, or is this just all amp? Nice!

[@DIY_AudioGarage]

Thanks for checking out the video! The guitar was connected straight into the amp with the wireless system. The sound was all plexi. I added a little reverb in post.

[@PerfectCircle91]

@@DIY_AudioGarage WOW...well hell yeah man that thang RIPS lol. So there's no diode clipping mods, symmetrical or asymmetrical, nothing? Cause that sounds at least to me that there is another gain stage or something. And that is not a knock at all bro, I like to be able to dial in preamp gain and also to get the power amp working hard. Because I've played many true Marshall 100w and 50w SLP, JMPs and to get those beasts really crunching it's rip your face off volumes lol. I am really going to look into one of these builds man, I REALLY want a good attenuator/load like a 2 notes or OX box but damn they are pricey. Cheers man.

[@DIY_AudioGarage]

@@PerfectCircle91 Thanks a lot! I'm glad you liked it! There's no extra gain stage in this build. I just added a post phase inverter master volume. This lets you get that crunch without needing to crank the volume to extreme levels. I totally understand wanting to balance preamp gain and power amp saturation, especially with classic Marshalls that need high volumes to really shine. A good attenuator/load box can definitely help manage that, though they can be pricey. Best of luck with your build, and cheers!