Jag har gjort lite research angående den så kallade José-modden och har kommit fram till att det inte rör sig om diodklippning som så många påstår. Åtminstone inte alltid. Dave Friedman skriver så här i en tråd på slocloneforum:
"I don't have it written down. Most every Jose I have ever seen does not have the clipping diodes. Really its a gain stage in front of a Stock 4 input Marshall with a standard master. So a 2.7 k/.68uf first stage with a 220 to 430k plate resistor out through a .0022 cap then a .0022 cap to ground. From there it hits a gain pot out through a 68 k resistor and 68k to ground. From that point it goes into the next stage ( stock 4 input Marshall with a pull both switch, meaning the gain stage could feed the treble and bass channel) so old school channel jumpering. Normal master after the treble. Feedback was a 100k off 4 ohm tap. The schematic has a pull master that is either the pre eq master with diodes or a stock style master. If the amp sounded good to begin with the Jose sounded good if not well.. I personally hate the diodes, I have a variation of the clipping in my amp for some people that want it but most don't use it. Would love to take it out. I really don't consider my amp a Jose. It is a quite bit different and and the c45 has nothing to do with it. So what the 68k68k voltage divider? Well I guess circuits are all influenced by things you've seen or heard but I really just try and use my ears and I make what I like."
Schemat ritades sedan upp och verifierades av herr Friedman senare i tråden (se bild).
Så om jag förstår detta korrekt har vi ett "extra" steg följt av två steg som ligger paralellt osv.? Jag tänker på tonerna som denna verision av José-modden skall ha gett- Joe Holmes, Mick Mars, John Sykes etc.- och undrar om denna krets verkligen kan ge så mycket distortion?
Kan detta schema stämma?
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