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That is a pretty music sight, wiring looms are a musical disaster, they should all be picked apart.

After having made corrections to the feedback resistors (too low value meaning too much feedback) and the channel reversal I always seem to end up with (must remember, left is right and right is left with the chassis upside down ) the amp is now properly installed in the system and making glorious music. I'm a happy chappy.


Just need to spray the transformer cover, but not now.

Retro gorgeous system.

Dr Bunsen Honeydew wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2019 12:42 pm Retro gorgeous system.

Cheers Richard.

Retro loveliness at it's best, nicest system i've clapped on for a while.

I don't know where it came from, but I just love the look of the sound equipment of the '50s and '60s. Another major influence is the vintage guitar amp visual concept. I try to to channel those ideas into the stuff I build. It's a labour intensive process and what comes out bears no resemblance to modern hi-end gear.

Why the feck would you want to produce modern hi-fi gear. It is your love your hobby, it is respected because it is your individuality. we need more individuals.

The boddger brigade should be individuals it is the foundation of our hobby. I would give up sales for home builds any time. Look at how much you have learned over the years and how many cul-de-sacs you got trapped up and tangents you went on, and still do, it is the journey of your hobby, and you invested a son in it, which is another gift for us.

One day if you feel in the mood do a waffle on your journey as DSJR is doing on his through the industry. A journey through bodging would be a good story.

"My journey as a bodger" Now there's an interesting topic.

A journey through daftness

Respect to you Steve. Keep up the bodgineering

karatestu wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2019 8:20 am A journey through daftness

Respect to you Steve. Keep up the bodgineering

Lol...Stu, that should be added to the Oxford Dictionary.