Sixcats!,
PM me with your e-mail address and I"ll try to scan and e-mail you those things tonight.
What's the problem with your KX-90? I agree, it is a very nice sounding amplifier. Mine was working fine when I got it (just had to put some new tubes in it), but I am recapping it because I plan to use it long term. I am taking it slow and testing it after I replace each cap (or a couple at a time) just to make sure everything goes smoothly. It has been a very easy recap so far, but the hardest part will be bypassing the can caps underneath the chassis (between the 3 cans, there are 7 large electrolytic caps that I have to find space for underneath). I only have the 2 and 4 section caps left at this point.
I have a fully restored Fisher 400 as well, and I thought the KX-90 -- even in unrestored condition -- sounded better. Very good synergy with my Bozak B-302s, although not as good with my Wharfedale W-70s (in my opinion, anyway). I think it is the output tubes (7189/6bq5) that make the difference, because I also thought my Stromberg-Carlson ASR-433 sounded better than the Fisher 400.
I am actually planning to use the KX-90 in my office as a headphone amplifier when I am finished. It really sounds great with headphones.