6G10 not-quite-tweed "Harvard" Amp

This amp is marketed by Weber VST as a 5F2A "Princeton"; it could also be considered a 6G10 "Harvard" — and just to be different, that's what I call this one. I started off with the Weber kit, using the cabinet, chassis, eyelet board, power transformer, and two resistors, but subbing higher quality components for everything else. The result is a toneful package that sounds great on its own and also adds some fatness when run in parallel with my Hot Fudge combo.

Technical Rundown Fender Electric Instruments 6G10 Circuit Single channel, two inputs Volume and Tone controls Weber VST 100mA power transformer NOS Tung-Sol 5V4G rectifier F&T and Nichicon electrolytic capacitors 2W metal oxide power resistors Allen Amps TO11 output transformer EH 6L6 power tube Webcor 12AX7 preamp tube 1W carbon film signal resistors Mallory 150 coupling caps Cloth-insulated solid core hookup wire Finger-jointed, solid pine cabinet Floating birch ply baffle Eminence Legend 105 10" speaker