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Music & Sales P.E. GmbH • Leipziger Str. 3 • 66606 St.Wendel • Germany

Note!The components used in this product - particularly parts

affecting safety as well as speakers and transformers -

were developed and manufactured to certain specifications.

Please use original spare parts only to ensure the product

remains fully functional and safe.

Achtung!Die in diesem Produkt verwendeten Komponenten, insbeson-

dere sicherheitsrelevante Teile, Lautsprecher und Transforma-

toren wurden nach spezifischen Vorgaben entwickelt und ge-

fertigt. Bitte benutzen Sie ausschließlich Original-Ersatzteile –

nur so ist die volle Funktionalität und Sicherheit gewährleistet.

HU0910TM 18Head

features page: 3 - 9

drawing-numbers-example page: 10

standard for single wire confection page: 11

HU0910 - Tubemeister 18 Head page: 12

exploded drawings: complete Rev.: B-1 page: 13 - 15

spare parts list mainboard Rev.: B page: 16 - 18

rearboard Rev.: A page: 19 - 20

LED-board Rev.: A page: 21 - 22

cabling complete Rev.: A page: 23

circuit diagrams mainboard Rev.: G page: 24

rearboard Rev.: D page: 25

LED-board Rev.: A page: 26

Reverb-board Rev.: E page: 27

tube bias regulator Rev.: A page: 28

layout diagrams mainboard page: 29 - 30

rearboard / LED-board page: 31

tube bias regulator page: 32

Directory

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Things to Do Before Operating the Amp

• Please read these instructions carefully, particularly

the notes on safety, before operating the amp.

• The manufacturer disclaims any liability or

responsibility whatsoever for any damage or defect

to this and other devices resulting from misuse.

• Before you plug the TubeMeister 18 into a

mains power outlet, make sure its POWER and

STANDBY switches are off (both pointing down)

and that the voltage rating indicated on the amp’s

rear panel matches your local mains current.

• HEAD only: Please remember to always operate

the amp with a speaker connected. The only

exception to this rule is when the POWER SOAK

is set to the SPEAKER OFF position. Always

ensure the connected cabinet’s impedance is no less

than 8 Ω (see SPEAKER OUT for more on this).

• A word of warning before you fire up your

TubeMeister 18: It’s loud, and high volume levels

can cause hearing damage.

Table of contents

1Connections & Control Features 12

2 Standard Setup/Cable Connections 15

3 Tube Safety Control (TSC) 16

4 Technical Specifications 17

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1Connections and Control Features

The TubeMeister 18 features independent GAIN

and MASTER controls for the CLEAN and LEAD

channels. Think of GAIN and MASTER as the

yin and yang of sound-shaping rather than volume

controls. They let you voice the TubeMeister 18’s

two channels. To set the basic volume level for

the stage, rehearsal room, or living room, use the

POWER SOAK on the back of the amp.

The best way to discover the amp’s sonic possibilities

is to experiment: Set the POWER SOAK to five-

watt mode and all knobs to the 12 o’clock position.

Then adjust GAIN/MASTER settings at will to get

a taste of the very different flavors of preamp and

power tube distortion.

TubeMeister 18 Head Front Panel

TubeMeister 18 Combo Front Panel

TubeMeister 18 Head Rear Panel

TubeMeister 18 Combo Rear Panel

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To avoid very loud and unwelcome surprises, make

a habit of backing the VOLUME knob of the guitar

connected to the TubeMeister all the way down

before switching on the amp.

1.1 Front Panel

POWER/ON

Set this switch to ON to get the mains power

flowing. The amp lights up and the tubes will begin

to heat up.

PLAY/STANDBY

Give the tubes about 30 seconds to warm up; then

you can flip the STANDBY switch to PLAY. The

amp is now ready to operate. When taking a short

break from playing, please use the STANDBY switch

so the tubes remain at operating temperature. This

protects them and ensures they last longer.

INPUT

Connect your guitar to this input using a shielded

cord.

CHANNEL SELECT

This switch activates either the CLEAN or LEAD

channel. Its LED lights up blue when you select the

LEAD channel. Connecting a footswitch disables

the front panel button. You can then switch channels

via footswitch only, and the CHANNEL SELECT

light indicates which channel is active.

CLEAN Channel

The CLEAN channel delivers warm tube tone.

Its dynamic range is considerable, sweeping from

pristine clean to throaty crunch sounds. Remarkably

responsive to the various pickup types, it also reacts

to the slightest nudge of the guitar’s volume knob.

GAIN

The GAIN knob determines the CLEAN channel’s

input sensitivity. Depending on the output levels of

the pickups in your instrument, the channel will begin

to overdrive somewhere around the 12 o'clock setting.

This knob does not influence the LEAD channel.

MASTER

This knob adjusts the CLEAN channel’s volume

without affecting the LEAD channel’s volume.

LEAD Channel

The LEAD channel delivers harmonically rich tube

distortion and plenty of gain reserves to go from

edgy overdrive to soaring lead sounds. You can even

clean up its tone by backing off the guitar’s volume

knob. This gives you a huge spectrum of sounds

to play with simply by working the pickup selector

switch and adjusting the volume knob.

GAIN

This knob adjusts the amount of tube distortion.

To discover the amazing range of sounds that this

channel puts at your fingertips, we recommend

that you first set the GAIN knob to the 12 o’clock

position, and then experiment with the guitar’s

volume knob, pickup selector, and the amp’s

BOOST switch.

MASTER

This knob adjusts the LEAD channel’s volume.

Again, first set GAIN to the 12 o’clock position

and experiment. If you wish to conjure creamy

lead tones, turn the knob well up to dial in smooth

power amp saturation. If you’re aiming for an

edgier metal sound, say for heavy riffs, try backing

off the MASTER knob and turning up the GAIN

knob. Usually smooth power amp saturation is less

desirable for this type of metal tone.

NOTE: Be advised that you cannot mute the

TubeMeister 18 by turning the LEAD MASTER knob

all the way down (to the far left position). If you wish

to play at very soft levels, we recommend that you

attenuate the amp’s overall output by selecting either

the five- or one-watt mode (see POWER SOAK)

rather than backing the MASTER volume way down.

LEAD BOOST

This switch re-voices the LEAD channel to summon

modern high-gain sound that pairs plenty of punch

with endless sustain. Its LED lights up red when

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BOOST is active. Connecting a footswitch disables

the front panel button. You can then switch BOOST

via footswitch only, and the button merely serves to

indicate the function’s status.

BASS, MID, TREBLE

Although the two channels share these common

tone controls, their separate EQ filtering circuits are

voiced differently to achieve optimum results for

each channel.

1.2 Rear Panel

FX LOOP

This serial loop lets you patch in effects devices:

Connect the SEND jack to your effects processor's

input and the RETURN jack to the processor’s

output. The FX LOOP activates when you insert a

6.3 mm (1/4”) plug into the RETURN jack.

TIP

You can also use the SEND jack to tap the preamp

signal, for example, to patch it to another power

amp or a tuner. Conversely, you can use RETURN

to feed signals into the TubeMeister’s power amp.

In combination with the POWER SOAK and the

RED BOX Recording Out, this gives you a powerful

recording front end that offers very interesting re-

amping and sound-shaping options for just about

every conceivable signal.

REVERB (Combo only)

This knob adjusts the intensity of the onboard

digital spring reverb. We configured the reverb

circuit so that the effect is more pronounced with the

CLEAN channel than with the LEAD channel.

FOOTSWITCH

This standard stereo jack plug (tip = CHANNEL

SELECT; ring = LEAD BOOST) accepts a two-way

footswitch such as the Hughes & Kettner FS-2.

Button 1 switches between the CLEAN and LEAD

channels, and button 2 switches LEAD BOOST on

and off. It also accepts a one-way footswitch such as

the Hughes & Kettner FS-1 for switching channels.

TIP: This port gives you another hip remote-control

option: If you wish to control the TubeMeister 18

via MIDI, connect a MIDI switcher or looper to this

jack.

RED BOX

Invented by Hughes & Kettner, the RED BOX has

for years set the industry standard for analog guitar

DI boxes with built-in speaker emulation. It converts

the TubeMeister 18’s speaker out signal, which is

tapped post power amp and pre POWER SOAK,

into a balanced, frequency-compensated signal

that you can patch directly to a mixing console.

This signal it sounds very authentic, much like that

of a guitar amp, when rendered by a PA or studio

monitors,.

Use a microphone cord to patch this signal to a

mixing console. Make sure the mixing console’s XLR

input is set to line level. If the mixing console lacks

XLR inputs or if these cannot be set to line level, you

will need an XLR-to-6.3 mm-(1/4”)-jack adapter

readily available in music stores. The channels’

MASTER settings directly affect the signal level, but

the selected POWER SOAK mode does not.

TSC

We devoted an entire chapter to the TUBE SAFETY

CONTROL. See section 3 to learn more about it.

POWER SOAK

Use this knob to adjust the TubeMeister 18’s output

power and set its basic volume level. This feature

lets you enjoy the benefits of full-blown power amp

saturation at low volume so you can play at home in

your living room without alienating the neighbors.

Its silent recording capability lets you capture

genuine tube-driven tone via a mixing console

without having to drive speakers. And if you want to

rehearse in silence any time day or night, simply plug

a set of headphones into the mixer.

The POWER SOAK is not just about managing

volume; it’s also about conjuring the right tone and

response. For modern sounds that demand fast,

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tightly focused response, set the POWER SOAK to

full power and turn the MASTER knob down. If

you want classic rock sounds replete with spongier

power tube saturation, drop the POWER SOAK

down to a lower setting and crank the MASTER

knob to give those power tubes a workout.

The POWER SOAK offers the following modes:

Normal operation - full power at 18 watts

Power reduction to 5 watts

Power reduction to 1 watt

Mute (Speaker off) = 0 watts

Note that if you choose to mute the amp, you do

not need to connect a speaker to the TubeMeister

18’s SPEAKER output. Designed to enable silent

recording, this option provides the full signal to the

RED BOX output.

SPEAKER

Connect a speaker cabinet designed for guitar amps

to this jack. Using a single speaker cord, you can

connect any cabinet or combination of cabinets

whose total impedance ranges between 8 Ω and 16

Ω. The formula below serves to calculate the overall

impedance (R) of two cabinets (R1, R2).

For cabinets wired in series: R = R1 + R2

Example: If you connect two 8 Ω cabinets, the overall

impedance is 16 Ω. However, very few modern

cabinets are wired in series. Parallel circuits like that of

the TubeMeister 112 cabinet are far more common.

For cabinets wired in parallel:

R = (R1 x R2 ) / (R1 + R2)

Here’s an example with to 16Ω cabs:

R = ( 16 x 16 ) / ( 16 + 16 )

R = 256 / 24

R = 8

HEADS UP: On the Combo version, this jack is

already occupied by the internal speaker. Of course,

you are free to connect another cabinet to the

SPEAKER jack if you wish. To do so, simply unplug

the built-in speaker.

MAINS IN

Connect the factory-included power cord (MAINS

LEAD) to this socket. Ensure the amp's voltage

rating matches your local AC voltage rating before

you plug the cord into the wall socket. The shaft

holding the mains fuses is located next to this

socket. When replacing blown fuses, make sure you

use specified replacement fuses only (see Technical

Specifications).

2 Standard Setup/ Cable Connections

Footswitch

Input

Send Return

Speaker Out

Guitar Cabinet

FX-Unit

RED BOXDI OUT

Stage or Recording Mixer

Rock on Stage Play at Home Record at Night

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3 Tube Safety Control (TSC)

TSC adjusts bias to improve the amp’s tonal and

technical stability and extend power tubes’ life. It

does this automatically and continuously, so there is

nothing for you to do.

Swapping tubes is more easily, quickly, and safely

done than with a conventional amp. This is a big

help not only in case of a defect, but also when you

want to compare different brands of replacement

tubes.

CAUTION: Replacing tubes is a job for qualified

professionals! TSC merely spares the technician the

biasing effort.

What do the LEDs indicate?

Each LED is assigned to the power tube occupying

that same position. Getting a read-out of tubes’

operating status and bias points is easy using any

standard guitar pick.

3.1 Automatic status indications

All LEDs light up and stay on.

All LEDs remain on for as long as the amp is in

standby mode. They will extinguish when you

flip the STANDBY switch to PLAY after about 30

seconds. If the LEDs remain illuminated, the most

likely cause is a blown anode fuse that needs to be

replaced by a technician. The anode fuse can trip if

a tube is already defective when the amp is switched

on, and TSC does not have enough time to measure

idle current and shut the faulty tube down.

None of the LEDs lights up.

The power tubes are operating normally.

One LED lights up continuously.

The tube assigned to this LED is producing under-

voltage. If the LED does not extinguish after a few

minutes, this tube must be replaced.

One LED flashes constantly.

The tube assigned to this f lashing LED is generating

over-voltage. It has been shut down and must be

replaced by a technician. If the second LED lights

up continuously, this indicates it has also been shut

down for safety reasons, but there is no need to

replace it.

3.2 Manual Read-Out

TSC checks tubes’ bias points to let your determine

if pairs match. This is easily done by inserting a

pick into the appropriate slot while the amp is on

(rather than in STANDBY mode). The LEDs will

f lash. How many times the LEDs flash matters, but

what matters more is the difference in flash counts.

TSC will ensure optimum sound if the difference is

no greater than four flash signals. If the difference

in flash counts is greater than four, the device will

continue operating safely so there is no real need

to install a matched set. However, a matched set of

tubes will improve the tone.

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Preamp tubes: 2 x 12AX7 / ECC83

Power tubes: 2 x EL84

Power output: 18 watts

Max. power consumption: 101 watts

Mains voltage tolerance range: +/-10%

Ambient operating temperature range: 0° to +35° C

Mains fuse, 100 volts: 250 V / T 1.25 A L

Mains fuse, 120 volts: 250 V / T 1 A L

Mains fuse, 220-230 volts: 250 V / T 630 mA L

Mains fuse, 240 volts: 250 V / T 630 mA L

Input jack: 6.3 mm (1/4"), unbalanced, 1 MΩ

Send jack: 6.3 mm (1/4"), unbalanced, 250 Ω, max. + 6 dBV

Return jack: 6.3 mm (1/4"), unbalanced, 500 kΩ, -3 dBV

RED BOX Out: XLR, balanced, 1360 Ω, max +6 dBV

Speaker Out: 6.3 mm (1/4"), 8 to 16 Ω

Footswitch: 6.3 mm (1/4"), stereo, tip=Channel, ring=Boost

TubeMeister 18 Head

Dimensions: 356 x 156 x 150 mm

Weight: 5 kg

TubeMeister 18 Combo


Weight: 9.4 kg

Speaker: 10" Celestion Custom Speaker

TubeMeister 112 Cabinet

Speaker: Celestion Vintage 30, 16 Ω

Power handling capacity: 60 watts

Speaker Out: 2 x 6.3 mm (1/4") jack, wired in parallel


Weight: 13.5 kg

4 Technical Specifications

DRAWING-NUMBERSEXAMPLE

HK0106-EX-R01-1A

PROJECT-NR.:HK = HK AUDIOHU = HUGHES&KETTNERMP = MINDPRINT

CHARACTER:BL = SHEET METAL / BLECHEX = EXPLODED DRAWING / EXPLOSIONSZEICHNUNGHZ = CABINET / HOLZGEHÄUSEKU = PLASTIC / KUNSTSTOFFLP = PCB / LEITERPLATTENSO = MISCELLANEOUS / SONSTIGESSP = SCHEMATIC / SCHALTPLÄNETR = TRANSFORMER / TRANSFORMATORGK = WIRING DIAGRAM / GERÄTEVERKABELUNG

DEPARTMENT:R = R&D

SERIAL NUMBER

VERSION

REVISION

Stand

Standard for single wire confection.

16 B 150 638 I - 485 W Z I 1015

style 1015 according UL specifications

I = completely insulated with black shrinktube or appropriate sleeve

IT = partly insulated; only crimp connection insulated.

no marking = without insulation

Z = with additional junction

no marking = without additional junction

W = angled faston

no marking = straight faston

Faston connector brass tin-plated DIN 46245

638 = 6,3 * 0,8 [mm]

488 = 4,8 * 0,8 [mm]

485 = 4,8 * 0,5 [mm] if fully insulated (I) insulation with blue shrinktube

if partly insulated (IT) use IF 602 485 .

288 = 2,8 * 0,8 [mm]

285 = 2,8 * 0,5 [mm] if fully insulated (I) insulation with blue shrinktube

if partly insulated (IT) use IF 602 485

abiso = 5mm bared and tin-plated (teilabzug)

text for special constructions, (for example. 4mm ringshaped faston)

the larger faston connector always mentioned at first. (Nathan drawing number controlling)

lenght in mm within a 50 mm raster

colour

B = black (phase conductor)

R = red

BR = brown

BL = blue (neutral conductor)

W = white

YG = yellow-green (ground bonding/ earthing connection)

cross section

16 = AWG 16 (prefered usage)

Q1.5 = H07VK 1,5mm² (prefered usage)

wire designation:

P + lfd Nr. = AWG single wire black, red, blue, brown or white

E + lfd Nr. = AWG single wire green- yellow

L + lfd Nr. = twisted AWG double wire, lenght specification always in twisted condition

FQL + lfd Nr. = crossover wiring H07VK

17. Jun 04

Regarding special wirings like wiring harness or similar, drawings will be prepared and appropriate

drawing numbers will be stored in the article archive.

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Do not disclose this information to or share these documents with third parties.

TECHNICAL SERVICE:

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Music & Sales P.E. GmbH • Leipziger Str. 3 • 66606 St.Wendel • Germany

HU0910TubemeisterTM 18 Head

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6

T3A

EL

84

M-R

S-N

-PC

B-S

7

2

3

9

6

T4AEL84M-RS-N-PCB-S

45

T3

B

EL

84

M-R

S-N

-PC

B-S

45

T4

B

EL

84

M-R

S-N

-PC

B-S

R8

5

10

0R

/1W

R8

6

10

0R

/1W

OUT TUBE-21

OUT TUBE-12

OFF TUBE-13

OFF TUBE-24

Service5

LED-T26

OUT +5V8

GND9

GND10

SIGNAL11

IN - REF13

IN +TUBE-212

IN +TUBE-114

VCC16

LED-T17

Powerfail15

MODUL1BIAS-MOD-ECO_RD0710

6

7

8

T2B EC

C8

3S

-CZ

-N-P

CB

R8756K/1W

R7

1K0

R8856K/1W

Reverb1

Reverb2

R15

10K

R5722K

R56

68K

R1410K

R21470K L

R

PT1PT10LV-100K

Q6

BC546B

Q9BC556B

C3822u/63V

C10

470n/63V

R3147K

-59V

+370V

R121MEG

C18

22n/400V

C19

22n/400VR45220K

R44

220K

C4

12

2u

/63

V

C4

02

2u

/63

V

Q14STP10NK60ZFP

Q15STP10NK60ZFP

Q7

BC546B

R58

22K

-63V

R921K0/2W

R9

31

K0

/2W

+380V

R3747K

C52

2u2/63V

R901K5/1W

D15

1N4007G

+390V

Anode1

Anode2

Audiotransformer18 Watt

No

.: HU

02

10

-TR

-R0

2-x

x

Q4BF245B

+5V

+5V

D23BZX55V_8V2

+22V

D2

0

1N

41

48

D2

1

1N

41

48

C7

10

n/6

3V

C6

10

n/6

3V

LD2

3MM-R

LD

1

3M

M-G

+22V

+22V

Q8

BC546B

Q11

BC

55

6B

Q1

0B

C5

56

B

D19 1N

41

48

D18 1N

41

48

R68100K

R69100K

R6

61

00

K

R7

01

00

K

R72

100K

R47

220K

R4

62

20

K

R42K2

Q1

2B

C5

56

B R3547K

R3

4

47

K

R71100K

-15V

+15V

D221N4148

R2

7

4M

EG

7

Fet-Mute

R67

100K-15V

Fet-C

H-S

W

Fet-CH-Boost-SW

Cle

an

Lead

Boost

TO

RE

AR

BO

RD

TS

C S

YS

TE

M

Boost SwitchChannel Switch

R24

4MEG7

R234MEG7

R25

4MEG7

R26

4MEG7

R9615K

C5310u/63V

+22V

R6

51

00

K

R5922K

Fet-C

H-S

W-N

eg

FU

1

T2

00

mA

FU

2

T3

15

mA

JP6

FA

ST

ON

-4.8

-ST

JP5FASTON-4.8-ST

6,3

VA

C1

7V

AC

28

0V

AC

MainsSwitch

StandbySwitch

Mains Connector

240V = T0,63A

120V = T1A

100V = T1,25A

220 - 230V = T0,63A

MAINS

240VAC

230VAC

0VAC

or 120VAC

or 100VAC

Mains Transformer

No.: HU0210-TR-R01-xx

INPUT

-22V

-22V

Lig

ht

Pow

er

L1

R1

P7A

RK

16

-A5

00

K-S

T

L2

R2

P7B

RK

16

-A5

00

K-S

T

LR

P1

RK

16

-A1

ME

G

LR

P3

RK

16

-A2

50

K

PWM-T1

PWM-T2

Powerfail

IN-T1

IN-T2

Signal

OFF-Switch

Speaker-Signal

C5

10

n/6

3V

JP8FASTON-4.8-ST

R7

93

K9

JP10FASTON-4.8-ST

JP12FASTON-4.8-ST

JP11FASTON-4.8-ST

JP13FASTON-4.8-ST

JP14FASTON-4.8-ST

JP15FASTON-4.8-ST

Reverb-Out

+

C5

52

u2

/35

V-T

+C5

42

u2

/35

V-T

+15V -15V

LR P

T2

PT

10

LV

-25

0R

NA

JP4

FASTON-4.8-LG

JP3

FASTON-4.8-LG

HO1NDK-R0-B32HO2NDK-R0-B32HO3NDK-R0-B32HO4NDK-R0-B40HO5NDK-R0-B40HO6NDK-R0-B40

12 3

SW1AWPML2-S-B

SW1CWPML2-S-B

45 6

SW1B

WPML2-S-B

1

10

+

-

REL2AFRT5-1-12V

1

10

+

-

REL1AFRT5-1-12V

8

9

7REL1C

FRT5-1-12V

3

2

4REL1B

FRT5-1-12V

3

2

4

REL2B

FRT5-1-12V

R94

220R

D24

BZX55V_8V2

TP1TP-THT30

TP2TP-THT30

TP3TP-THT30

TP4TP-THT30

TP7TP-THT30

TP5

TP-THT30

TP10TP-THT30

TP9

TP-THT30

TP16

TP-THT30

R89

1R5/1W

R91

1R5/1W

TP13TP-THT30

TP12TP-THT30

TP11TP-THT30

TP14TP-THT30

TP15TP-THT30

TP8TP-THT30

TP6TP-THT30

HO7NDK-R0-B30

8

9

7REL2C

FRT5-1-12V

HO8NDK-R0-B30

12

JP7MTA100-02P

R52

100R/2W

R82

150R/2W

R6268K

R63150K

C46100n/250V

C56100n/63V-K

C4

91

00

n/6

3V

-K

C2

72

n2

/63

V-K

C2

82

n2

/63

V-K

Q13

BC

54

6B

C48

68n/63V

C4

7

68

n/6

3V

C501u0/63V

C511u0/63V

R7

83

3K

R7

53

3K

R7

61

0K

R7

71

0K

R3239K

R3339K

R841K0/1W

NA

C391u/63V

R2680R/1W

12 3

SW2AWPML2-S-R

45 6SW2B

WPML2-S-R

SW2C

WPML2-S-R

R95

470R

R604K7

R162K2

R73

24KR98

100KR97

22K

R1

74

70

KR

36

22

K

JP2FASTON-4.8-ST

C20

3n9/400V

Lead Gain

Clean Gain

Treble

Treble

Bass

MID

Lead Master

Clean

Master

Lead

130°C

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A

B

C

D

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Title:TubeMeister 18



Rearboard

S

TST

SS

J1

RM122-02

S

TST

SS

J5

RM122-02

S

TST

SS

J4

RM122-02

LD23MM-R

LD13MM-R

+3

-2

1

84

VCC

VEE

U1AMC33078P(MOT)

+5

-6

7

U1BMC33078P(MOT)

+3

-2

1

41

1

VC

CV

EE

U2A

MC33079P(MOT)

+5

-6

7

U2BMC33079P(MOT)

+10

-9

8U2C

MC33079P(MOT)

+12

-13

14

U2DMC33079P(MOT)

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W1

F-TJC3-16-2.5

TP1TP-SMD10

TP2TP-SMD10

R1

1

10

0R

/5W

R1

0

10

0R

/5W

R1

2

10

0R

/5W

R933R/5W

L21000UH-LBC

L11000UH-LBC

SPEAKER+

SPEAKER-

Full5Watt1WattZero

Full5Watt1WattZero

Full5Watt1WattZero

Full5Watt1WattZero

Powersoak Switch

1324

JP2XLR/M-NC3MAAH-15V

+15V

R13470R

R1633K

R184K7

R19 270K

R20

22K

R2

10K R2347K

C2

47n/63V

C1

47n/63V

C3

10n/63V

C956n/63V

C4100n/63V

C5100n/63V

C856n/63V

C106n8/63V

C6

1n/63V

C7

1n/63V

R15

470R

R1733K

R31

5K6

R14470R

R510K

R6

10K

R2712K

R24

10MEG

R28

27K

R3

10K

R410K

C11

47p/100V-K

R22

22K

R21

22K

NA

R

S

TST

RS

SS

J3

RM223-02

+15V-15V

Speaker Out

8 to 16 Ohms

Redbox Out

FX - Send

FX - Return

Footswitch

Tube Service

Tube1 Tube2

From Mainboard

CH-Switch

CH-Tip

BOOST-Ring

BOOST-Switch

FX-Send

FX-Return

A-BIAS-Switch

LED-Tube1

LED-Tube2

R32820R

Audiotransformer18 Watt

No

.: HU

02

10

-TR

-R0

2-x

x

Speaker-Signal

+5V

LR

P1

RK16-B50K+5V

-15V+15V

Reverb Vol.optinal

optinal

Rev

erb M

odul

Reverb-Out

+15V

-15V

+ C122u2/35V-T +

C132u2/35V-T

+15V -15V

R3347K

JP1FASTON-4.8-LG

JP3FASTON-4.8-LG

C15

10u/63V

C14

10u/63V R26100K

R25100K

R30

680R

R29

680R

HO3NDK-R0-B40

HO2NDK-R0-B40

HO1NDK-R0-B40

HO4NDK-R0-B40

R34

470R

R815R/5W

R739R/5W

JP5FASTON-4.8-LG

12

345

SW1A SR1102F-0404-TH

67

8910

SW1B SR1102F-0404-TH

1112

131415

SW1CSR1102F-0404-TH

1617

181920

SW1DSR1102F-0404-TH

GND1

GND2

OUTPUT3

+ 5V4

- 15V5

+ 15V6

INPUT7

MODUL1

REV-MOD-HU0210

R133K

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A

B

C

D

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Title:PortaValve18



LED Board

D1

ZM2CB45S-BLUE

D2

ZM2CB45S-BLUE

D3

ZM2CB45S-BLUE

D4

ZM2CB45S-BLUE

TP1TP-SMD10

TP2TP-SMD10

HO1

NDK-R0-B15

HO2

NDK-R0-B15

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A

B

C

D

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C

B

A

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Title:Reverb Modul HU0210-LP-R04



+3

-2

1

41

1V

CC

VE

E

U1AMC33079

+5

-6

7

U1B

MC33079 +10

-9

8

U1C

MC33079

+12

-13

14

U1D

MC33079

C11

47n-K+

C12

10n-K+

C14

4n7-K+

C1333n-K+

C15820p-K+

R5

10K*

R6

10K*

R139K*

R22

15K*

R23

4K7*

R26

100K*

R7

10K* R810K*

R2

10K*

R9

10K*R18

220R*

R17

220R*

+3,3V

D1

PMLL4148

D5PMLL4148

D2

PMLL4148

D3

PMLL4148

D4

PMLL4148

D6PMLL4148

R11

10K*R12

10K*R13

10K*R14

10K*

+15V

-15V

REV TYPE 111

VDD28

REV TYPE 010

RESET1

IN +2

IN -5

IN +4

IN -3

DECAY TIME6

OUT -23

OUT +25

OUT +24

BYPASS20

GND27

GND19

GND8

VDD13

OUT -26

U2

NEM-FX-SC-REV-SMD

R310K*

R19150R*

C4100n-K+

+3,3V

R24

4K7*R25

4K7*

+3,3V

R28100R*

R29100R*

R27100R*

R1010K*C5

100n-K+

NA NA

NA

1234567

JP1

SL-07P07X1W

+3,3V

C9100n-K+

+15V-15V

Input

Output

+5V

C7100n-K+

C8100n-K+

+15V -15V

C162,2uF/6V-TA

C32,2uF/6V-TA

TP1TP-SMD10

TP2TP-SMD10

TP4TP-SMD10

TP5TP-SMD10

TP3TP-SMD10

TP6TP-SMD10

C17

220p-K+

R21100K*

R15

22K*

R422K*

C62,2uF/6V-TA

IN2

GN

D1

OUT3

U3AP7333-33SAG

HO2

NDK-R0-B15

HO1

NDK-R0-B15

R30

100K*

NA

C10

150p-K+

C1810n-K+

R202K2*

R16100K*

C110uF/4V-TA

C210uF/4V-TA

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A

B

C

D

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Title:Tube Bias Regulator ECO

+5V+5V

+5V

GND

GND

GND

T1-MOSI

T2-MISO

CLK

C16

220n-K-

C14

100n-K*

R5110K*

R5210R*

Q11BC817-25

Q7BC807-25

Q2

BC556B

R381K0*

R28

22K*

R29

22K*

R9

47K*

R13100K*

GND

GND

+5V

R421K0*

R431K0*

R22100K*

R20100K*

C1022n-K*

GND

GND

R351K0*

R17100K*

R15100K*

C7 22n-K*

GND

Power-Voltage

Amp-Signal

GND

GND

C522,0uF/50V-S6

GND GND GND

D2PRLL5819

GND

C6100uF/10V-S6

GND

+5V

D3

PMLL4148

R8

47K*C15

470n-K-

GND GND

UART for PC-Adapter

Tube 2

Tube 3

Shunt-Ref.

Bias-IN-Tube1

Bias-IN-Tube2

GND

RESET

TP5TP2

Q9BC817-25

Q5BC807-25

Q3

BC556B

R321K0*

R23

22K*

R24

22K*

R6

47K*

R11100K*

GND

GND

+5V

PWM-Tube1

PWM-Tube2

Bias-Tube1

Bias-Tube2

C122,0uF/10V-S4

C322,0uF/10V-S4

LED-Tube1

LED-Tube2

RXD

TXD

C13

100n-K

*

GND

+3

-2

1

84

VC

CV

EE

U4AOPA2348AID

+5

-6

7U4B

OPA2348AID

+5V

GND

C11

1n5-K*

R4810K*

R4910K*

C12

100n-K*

GND GND

+5V

R25

22K*

GND

+5V

R46

10K*

R45

10K*

R44220R*

D4

PMLL4148

IN7

ON

/OF

F5

OUT8

GN

D6

FB4

U5LM2594M-5.0

R47

4K7*

+5V

C17

100n-K*

GND

C18100n-K*

C19100n-K*

GND GND

+5V +5V

TP7TP-SMD10

TP8TP-SMD10

R54680R*

R55680R*

R43K3*

R13K3*

R592K2*

+5V

Service

T1-MOSI

T2-MISO

Service

D5

ZM

M4.7

GND

R34K7*

R50

47K

*

(RESET) PC629

PD0 (RXD)30

PD1 (TXD)31

PD2 (INT0)32

PD3 (OC2B/INT1)1

PD4 (XCK/T0)2

VCC4

GND5

PB6 (XTAL1/TOSC1)7

PB7 (XTAL2/TOSC2)8

PD5 (OC0B/T1)9

PD6 (OC0A/AIN0)10

PD7 (AIN1)11

PB0 (CLKO/ICP1)12

PB1 (OC1A)13

PB2 (SS/OC1B)14

PB3 (MOSI/OC2A)15

PB4 (MISO)16

PB5 (SCK)17

AVCC18

AREF20

GND21

(ADC0) PC023

(ADC1) PC124

(ADC2) PC225

(ADC3) PC326

(ADC4/SDA) PC427

(ADC5/SCL) PC528

GND3

VCC6

ADC619

ADC722

U1

ATMEGA88-20AU

TP3

TP4

R341K0*

135

246

TP1

TP-SMD-2X3-R2.54-B

CLK

T2-MISO

T1-MOSI

+5V

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JP1

SL-16P16X1W

LED-T2

LED-T1

Service

Powerfail

TP6

+5

-6

7

U3BOPA2348AID

+3

-2

1

84

VC

CV

EE

U3A

OPA2348AID

L1

150UH-BC

4

MA

IN P

CB

- top

sid

e

5

MA

IN P

CB

- bo

ttom

sid

e

6

RE

AR

PC

B

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ide

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m s

ide

LE

D P

CB

3

PC

B L

AY

OU

T

AU

TO

PC

B

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