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jac,
Only one problem. We don't have a password.
Is there a box to check that allows others to view your pics?

LeeMo

opps, I'll go check

That was different. Okay, try now

Is it working?

Power supply wiring completed. Now I just have to get a much better photographer

http://new.photos.yahoo.com/jerryrigstu ... 02890914/1

Yep, it works.
Looks sweet.

LeeMo

Working. I detect a turret board terminal strip. I like that.
A combo is harder to wire up but it has it's advantages. Some of the wires are really short = = quiet.

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Good eyes for such a lousy picture. Yes, I built a turret terminal strip. Had a small piece left over and said what the heck. Matches very nicely.
The wires are definately cut short and should prove more quiet. But man, is it hard to solder. No room. I'm trying to make sure the layout is nice, but it's tough.
It might be taking awhile because I'm so much of a perfectionist, but as usual, I'm having a ball

Hey, you know what was also tough! The standby and power switches.The layout shows the front to rear switches and you sent the side by side.
Had to figure that out, but I think I got it.

Getting a little better with the camera. Pics 29 thru 32 up now.
Oh and thanks guys, I think it's starting to look sweet too.
I'm going to have 5 different speakers to try out and alot of different tubes. Can't wait
Jac

I can't understand how to wire the "heater wires". Am I just cutting the wires at the tube socket or is thier some special way of cutting them.
Hopefully somebody's around.
Thanks

I cut the heater wires at each socket, then start the run from that socket to the next one. In other words each socket connection has two wires attached, one from the previous tube socket (or transformer) and the wire to the next tube socket.
Make sure that you run the same wire to the same pin out on each socket as shown on the layout.

Hope this helps.

Thanks so much, That's what I thought.

On with the build.
Jac

Hey jcny,

I didn't realize you were building one, at the same time, what fun.
Are you able to post pics.

Hope your having as much fun as me, and not burning your fingers that much
Later,
Jac

I do it the same way jcny does it i.e. two connections per pin.

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That's what my girlfriend and I figured. (Yes a girl. She's pretty good at the thought process.
Thanks, Coco
Later, Jac

Sorry guys, as of now, I have no access to a digital camera right now to document my build discussion.

I'm spending all of my money on amp kits (the SIIIv6), cabs (the hardwood cab pictures that Stephen has been showing recently are for me) and guitars (got a Les Paul R8 a few months ago.

Priorities!

Sweet

going to start the heater wires now. This is more fun then I could've imagined.

Well, up to the power tubes completed, pretty tired, try to get new pics tomorrow. Later,
Jac