Yes, a ton of detail in the ad but I was thrown by the ad amount and didn't get much read time before heading to work.Workmanship looks ok, the board is gone.
Circuit boards are lame anyhow.
This looks really sweet actually, does the ad go into any detail about the mods?
Could be the seller isn't the builder.
I see a lot of crappy Dynakit stuff has been eliminated with prejudice.
The terminals for the speaker are nice plastic industrial style. No phenolic board.
Quality American pots, quality American sockets. If I had money burnin a hole, I'd be seriously considering it.
Just noticed a couple flying leads on the output sockets the builder used resistors on the plate and screen leads which have one end floating (presumably with only about 500 volts chillin on it) I'd get that fixed up real quick in my own lab by depositing said resistors in the cap checker.
Here you go!Workmanship looks ok, the board is gone.
Circuit boards are lame anyhow.
This looks really sweet actually, does the ad go into any detail about the mods?
Could be the seller isn't the builder.
I see a lot of crappy Dynakit stuff has been eliminated with prejudice.
The terminals for the speaker are nice plastic industrial style. No phenolic board.
Quality American pots, quality American sockets. If I had money burnin a hole, I'd be seriously considering it.
Just noticed a couple flying leads on the output sockets the builder used resistors on the plate and screen leads which have one end floating (presumably with only about 500 volts chillin on it) I'd get that fixed up real quick in my own lab by depositing said resistors in the cap checker.

Yeah, I was just curious if what was done improved anything.The ad definitely had lot of words.
A word salad so to speak.
I scanned it pretty quickly and didn't glean a whole lot of useful info.
Dude can sure name drop and pontificate, perhaps he will get his asking price, perhaps he wont.
Yep, I try never to question what someone would want for their work, especially when they have far more knowledge than I do.If the seller cleaned up a few loose ends, gave a meaningful performance report, and did better quality work than dynaco, who am I to say what he should charge.
Theoretically a person could plug them in and have 10 years of trouble free tube amplification which looks good, and (probably) sounds good.
As a builder, who puts lots of time into doing my very best work, I hope he gets it.
There are lots of Audiophile types who love tubes, but simply cant grasp, or have no desire to grasp the technical aspects of tube amp ownership. They oftentimes will lay a lot of money down to have peace of mind.
My mind works differently.
I have got to know its working correctly and my life experience suggests that paying a high price, is no guarantee that it is.
I get peace of mind when I verify working voltages, check bias current, and do a bandwidth test at full rated power.