EICO 145 Signal Tracer - Full Rig

I have shared captures of the Model 145 signal tracer from the Electronic Instrument Company (EICO). It is a simple tube amp with 4” test speaker meant for electronics troubleshooting. The signal tracer has most of its original parts. I took out the death cap and wired it for a 3-prong power plug. The following tubes are in this 145: Sylvania 6X5, Ken-Rad 6K6, Tung Sol 12SK7 There is a single Volume control to adjust loudness. I got into signal tracers when I read about how the circuitry principles were similar to those found in Tweed Champs. Full Rigs are denoted with the FR prefix. I captured Full Rigs at 60 and 100 Volume settings with the following microphones on the cap: Shure SM57, Beyerdyamic M201, Beyerdynamic M160. I connected my reamp box to the input of the EICO 145 for one the “A” chain. The 145 does not have a resistor to set input impedance. The input signal basically gets passed to the volume pot. I captured a “B” chain in which I used a Wampler Tumnus Deluxe for its Klon-like buffer, and an Ebtech Hum Eliminator to try to reduce EMI. These captures are labeled with a BUF-ISO suffix. Full Rig Signal Chain A: RME UCX II Line Out – United Studio Technology Replay Box at 11.5dBu - EICO 145 - Microphone - Stam SA-73 Mic Preamp - RME UCX II Line In Full Rig Signal Chain B: RME UCX II Line Out – United Studio Technology Replay Box at 11.5dBu - Wampler Tumnus Deluxe Buffered Bypass - Ebtech Hum Eliminator - EICO 145 - Microphone - Stam SA-73 Mic Preamp - RME UCX II Line In All captures trained at 1000 Epochs using the TTSV10 input file, from The Tone Scientist, that is floating around NAM-related groups and forum posts. https://shop.thetonescientist.com/ Both Standard and xSTD architectures are provided. The Standard files should load in NAM hardware loaders. Input/output calibration metadata for 11.5dBu send/11.7dBu return provided.