Show us the neatest point-to-point wiring

[tubelectron]

In the Guitar Amp Department, I'll mention HIWATT as the neatest - below a DR103 100W Head from 1978 :

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[Hi-FiGuy]

ampsandsound

 

[GordonW]

ampsandsound

Yeah, Justin does top-notch work. Really nice guy, too.

Regards,
Gordon.

 

[Hi-FiGuy]

Justin doesnt do the wiring, he has a guy.

 

[Mr Boochie]

In the Guitar Amp Department, I'll mention HIWATT as the neatest - below a DR103 100W Head from 1978 :



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I like working on Hiwatts, too.

Incomplete DIY wire dressing.

 

[tubelectron]

HIWATT - inside a DR103 head :





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[nerdorama]

Just a little something I whipped up recently.

 

[Lavane]

Just a little something I whipped up recently.

Ok, you win. I thought what I did was scary looking when I did it. But nope.

 

[ic-racer]

...or what was the initial name of the thread...?

 

[mkane]

Had a pair of SE monoblocks that looked fantastic undressed but hummed like Steelers Wheel.

 

[nerdorama]

I apologize. Shouldn't have let my inner smart alec out.

 

[Mr Boochie]

Luminesence pre-amp regulated power supply.

 

[analog addict]

My work has come a long way in 10 years...This was a scratch build


Untitled by analog addict, on Flickr

 

[StepheK]

Not a fan of tag boards, I prefer point to point.

 

[Lavane]

This is about as neat my wiring has been.

 

[s-petersen]

Not perfect, but these are some of the ones I built
my scratch built stuff

my PAS kit

my PAS kit

www.audiokarma.org

 

[THD+N]

Stereo 2A3 amp (AC filaments for simplicity).

 

[Lavane]

I like working on Hiwatts, too.

Incomplete DIY wire dressing.

Do you prefer eyelet or turret boards? I've used a few of both and prefer turret myself.

 

[Mr Boochie]

Do you prefer eyelet or turret boards? I've used a few of both and prefer turret myself.

As long as I have the hotter and bigger tip iron, the turret is more accessible for pre-wiring.

Eyelet tagboards are what I'm used to.

 

[Lavane]

As long as I have the hotter and bigger tip iron, the turret is more accessible for pre-wiring.

Eyelet tagboards are what I'm used to.

Used eyelet board on three small amps just because I had bought a strip of it. So I wanted to use it up. It's easy enough to use, but for repair turret board is easier to work with.