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Permalink Reply by Tim Pannabecker on May 18, 2019 at 7:40am

Pretty straight forward.   I like to accessorize my amps to creat a bit of a visual experience or to set a period (example below). If I was doing it again I would upgrade the speaker.  I would have put in a nice 4”, that said, many may find the kit speaker sufficient.  GB Gitty would have to double their price to do what I am suggesting.  You’ve got this.  Have fun

Permalink Reply by Tim Pannabecker on May 18, 2019 at 8:06am

Btw if you want a headphone jack, the Gitty site has the diagrams below, but don’t include the headphone option.   If soldering is new to you, dont read any further.  But if you have that skill a headphone jack will deliver a great sound and you can play it as load as you want, while preserving silence for other.

to do this get the headphone jack, solder the pos headphone wire to the pos speaker on the board.  The neg headphone wire to the “HP-“, mount and done.  CB Gitty diagrams below

Permalink Reply by Paul on May 30, 2019 at 4:40pm

anyone here put a pre amp,along with a regular amp kit together in one unit? would like to do that myself,would appreciate any advice. thanx

Permalink Reply by Paul Craig on May 30, 2019 at 6:35pm

The preamp has a place to plug in a pickup, use that plug in for your guitar input and then the output to jack for the amp input.

That should work as a EQ with a bit of Boost. Add a Psycho Knob in there for distortion.