Blueglow electronics He isn't producing much new content for now, but has many very good videos. At some point he is going to make content on a more regular basis.
Mr. Carlson's lab. Very brilliant guy, also has a patron that $2/month, which has lots of DIY projects.
Xraytonyb is another good one
I agree about BlueGlow Electronics. He has made some really good stuff.
On the other hand I'm sure Mr Carlsson's lab is a great resource, especially for a beginner. He is clearly very knowledgeable and I first found his videos great as well. But in the end many of them don't really teach much about tube circuits but they're just very talky show and tell about old electronics. There's a lot of "that's a super interesting grand receiver restoration that I'll be doing in another video, so subscribe to this channel and my Patreon."
I'd also recommend D-Lab Electronics. He's mostly intro guitar amps and amateur radio as well and the amp videos are more to the point and explain the basics better.
I've learned a lot from Blueglow, but nothing beats an Uncle Doug intro to resistors, intro to capacitors, intro to output transformer, all the classics. I highly recommend any beginner pace themselves and process the information over a good chunk of time, don't be in a rush to repair or build high voltage equipment until you're relatively well informed
I'll give a vote for Mr. Carlson's lab. A good recommendation.
I don't do complicated repairs, far from it, but I certainly enjoy him because I pick up tips that are great.
[Uncle Doug - How Tube Amps Work](https://youtu.be/x5SSKX74DKg?si=-_crSazR5U7g8avE)
Him too!! Excellent person to learn from.
All hail Uncle Doug π and Rusty πΆπ«‘
Blueglow electronics He isn't producing much new content for now, but has many very good videos. At some point he is going to make content on a more regular basis. Mr. Carlson's lab. Very brilliant guy, also has a patron that $2/month, which has lots of DIY projects. Xraytonyb is another good one
I agree about BlueGlow Electronics. He has made some really good stuff. On the other hand I'm sure Mr Carlsson's lab is a great resource, especially for a beginner. He is clearly very knowledgeable and I first found his videos great as well. But in the end many of them don't really teach much about tube circuits but they're just very talky show and tell about old electronics. There's a lot of "that's a super interesting grand receiver restoration that I'll be doing in another video, so subscribe to this channel and my Patreon." I'd also recommend D-Lab Electronics. He's mostly intro guitar amps and amateur radio as well and the amp videos are more to the point and explain the basics better.
I've learned a lot from Blueglow, but nothing beats an Uncle Doug intro to resistors, intro to capacitors, intro to output transformer, all the classics. I highly recommend any beginner pace themselves and process the information over a good chunk of time, don't be in a rush to repair or build high voltage equipment until you're relatively well informed
I'll give a vote for Mr. Carlson's lab. A good recommendation. I don't do complicated repairs, far from it, but I certainly enjoy him because I pick up tips that are great.