Finally I've found some Triumph schematics! Noone seems to have had any Triumph schematics... till now!

I got them courtesy of none other than Triumph/Vampower legend Dave Roffey. 

Having searched on and off for about a year for these, it's kinda cool that they should come from one of the guys who built the things!

*Warning - image intensive!*

http://vintageamps.com/plexiboard/viewtopic.php?t=78014

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Quote from: teemuk on May 18, 2008, 04:43:43 PM
Do you have a schematic?

I,m afraid not, but I think the tech who worked on the amp has.

So, what do you think the trim pot is doing as it affects the volume, tone stack and the fuzz and tremolo!?  What is it's purpose?

Tinfoil?  Before the amp was serviced, the end blue cap had black tape over it, supporting the end of the pcb board which had a broken screw. The tape has been removed mostly and a new attaching screw has been out in place supporting the end of the board.

Yeah that pcb/filter board does look very dirty, but it was serviced recently and that was left alone so!? 

Here's the innards of a Triumph with some slight differences that was on ebay awhile ago...

Here's the innards of my own Triumph Silicon 100.  I just discovered today that there's an internal trim pot which changes the character of the amp when I alter it's position.





Power section...







preamp...

To start with here's a couple of Triumph catalogues. Sorry if the pics are too big anything smaller and the descriptions become unreadable!

1965/66:









1968/69:

Hi there!

I just found and joined this place so hello!   :tu:

I'm a big fan of the Vox Supreme and Triumph silicon 100 amps, I own one of each...

http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f395/sundaramusic/Amps%20and%20effects%20pedals/DSC03431.jpg

I'm a non technical type, but I have been collecting stuff relating to those amps. I'd be happy to post pics from Triumph catalogs, Vox/Triumph adverts etc as well as any 'innards' shots of the amps themselves should anyone wish to see that!?

All the best

Philip