HA,, OK,,, well I put a pilot on everything, even the 811 amp, just to balance the layout,... Its on the opposite side from the switch, same color as the tube glow heaters but really not needed with those big bulbs !!!No, no pilot light with these. I guess all those tubes lighting up is enough.
These have same dang heavy iron. One of these probably weighs close or the same as the ST-70.
I used them in my ST-70. I'm not sure I can really tell much difference in most caps. There are a few I have, like the Super Z's.
That's pretty cool!!! Now you need a bigger room to open it up!!
Shhh, my wife will have by a bigger house.
Yes. Tubes and More had them on sale several years ago for a couple bucks cheaper than the clear glass. They have been out of stock for a over a year now. Maybe they aren't made anymore? And what I find now on ebay are more expensive than they use to be. I would like to find another quad of them though.
Nice work!
Me too.
But looking it over and tests first.
Funny you should bring that up. Here is what I ran into today while installing the driver board. Instructions say to install one nut between the board and chassis, then another nut to secure the board, and a locking nut over that. Not good. I noticed while I was securing the nuts on the bottom of the board one of the resistors close to the edge was being pinched between the board and chassis. Looking closer even the slightest bit of solder on top of the solder pads around the edge of the board was very close, or touching the chassis. I was being very careful not to get too much solder on top of the board in these areas. The pinched resistor was right where it was supposed to be too. So I used two nuts between the chassis and board and secured the board with the locking nuts only. This allowed the proper spacing. They do sell plexy covers for the boards now for extra. I put one on my ST-70. But Roy wants $50 for a pair for mono blocks. That's a lot for two small covers with a couple holes in them.
I didn't have this problem with the ST-70, So It didn't even enter my mind until I noticed the problem. I looked through all my standoffs and no plastic ones that would work. Using double nuts worked out fine though.
