Show us the neatest point-to-point wiring

[xQuebecx514x]

This is in a DIY amp that I found:

I love oldschool

 

[katabatic]

If that's oldschool, the one above it (Westy's) is pre-school. I love it.

 

[davidro]

not my idea of neat but it reminds me of a big bowl of spaghetti.

 

[chuckworkb]

not my idea of neat but it reminds me of a big bowl of spaghetti.

That's amazing. Imagine how long someone labored over all those solder connections.

 

[Westy56]

That's amazing. Imagine how long someone labored over all those solder connections.

Somehow it does fire up without smoking. :headscrat

 

[Tubologic]

Not quite 100% point to point (because I used a perforated turret board) but nevertheless very close to "old school style" wiring, this is a 2A3 PP amp I designed and built for a friend.

Overall top view of the finished amp:

 

[prelius]

Amasing!!!!

Beautiful!!! Harmony in wiring!
Cheers, Paul

 

[wa2ise]

This is "neat" in the sense that all connection points are tied down to a terminal of some sort. No solder joints floating in the air. :yes:

 

[Thumper]

Not sure if this counts, but here's a Hiwatt 200 watt guitar/bass amp clone I built using a Sound City 200 plus as the donor. I basically built the lighter colored (preamp) turret board from scratch and rewired most of the thing. I think it turned out great and it sounds pretty good, too!

 

[jstang]

Guess....

 

[fredcohiba]

Nudie from my Signature SRa-4 amp.

 

[kward]

This one should win some sort of award. Its so ugly it's beautiful!

 

[audiodon]

Westy,
That's a tube tester, right?

 

[jaymanaa]

I love that Hiwatt, beautiful job.

 

[sKiZo]

Long as we're doing tube testers also, here's my old Precision ...

They put some real work into them things ...

 

[Thumper]

Thanks Jay! I have another that I converted into an Orange overdrive 200 watter, too, but it's not quite finished. The place that made the faceplate for the Hiwatt quit responding to me... one of these days I'll finish it.

 

[Westy56]

Westy,
That's a tube tester, right?

Good eye Don. It's an old Jackson.

As far as perfect point to point goes, redboy's old acrosound amplifier is the finest example I've seen.

 

[Poultrygeist]

Kill it before it multiples.

 

[santa]

Some of these are really clean inside.
What steps do you guys take to keep flux splatter at bay?

 

[Redboy]

Some oldschool PTP master did this one (Frannie's got this amp, now):

http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?p=3844263#post3844263