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Dude!!! [rubbing hands together] so ..you make cabinets?!!
Stew

Yeah I have made a few .Will post my rig when it is done![/quote]

Would you be into making a few $$ on the side? Nothing complicared.
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Well ,first test done-no smoke,2 curious voltages tho...pin 4-yellow wire- on the rectifier socket(no tube installed)says 3.68VAC pin 5- white wire -says 8.05VAC.Any ideas?other readings normal..
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Well ,first test done-no smoke,2 curious voltages tho...pin 4-yellow wire- on the rectifier socket(no tube installed)says 3.68VAC pin 5- white wire -says 8.05VAC.Any ideas?other readings normal..

For those filament voltage checks, I think you need to measure from pin 4 to pin 5 not referenced to ground.
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There should be 6-7 Volts AC across pins 4 & 5. Without the rectifier, little to no on pin 3.

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Ahhhh. I see--6.66VAC ! looks good for rectumfrier tube test as soon as it arrives.Thanks guys!
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IT"S ALIVE--IT"S ALIVE !! Got my rectifier tube in the mail this AM .Put it in ,did the tests-tubes in -Presto-Rock-o-rama!!Everything is working great ,no hum issues.Best of all it sounds Awesome.Can't wait to crank it up with the crew.Next step ,try all my preamp tubes for the best combo....Hmmm -I wonder which kit will be next!Thanx Coco -bitchin kit man!
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Ahh, that's what makes it all worthwhile!!! Specially the bitchin' part !!! :D

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The bitchin' part is the best. Only the best of the best parts for Coco's kits. Sweet :D :D :D
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Hey Coco,

Looking at the pics again, is there a way to enlarge them :?:
I'd really like to see the pics up close and personal.
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Do you mean my pics Jac? I can repost them larger if you like.
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Yes, I still have a ground fault. Since yours sIII is working now I'd ;like to compare. This way I'll make sure the top is identical 2 yours. Looks like I'm going to have to take the board back off. That's a bitch job. I'm still hoping it's on the top.
Be nice to check against yours.
Also be nice to finish, because the TC's coming. :lol:
sorry, been dying for this amp :lol:
So please and thank you in advance
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I reposted them a bit larger,but I can't seem to get them any bigger.Pm me if you want & I can try to help.G.
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Sorry, I don't know how to PM :oops:
My email is : jerryrigstudio@gmamail.com
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jac wrote:
I don't know how to PM


jac, to PM, press the PM button beside a members name. It sends a Private Message.

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Day 2 -amp still rockin' .I installed the boost mod today,Definitely recommended ! I'm using a Radial JX-2 switcher for a 2 channel setup .Thios is sooo much fun!
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What's this ?
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Radial JX-2 switcher for a 2 channel setup


A Footswitch?
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Radial Switchbone ABY switcher with a tuner out and mid/gain boost.
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Thanks for the pics Gary. Very clean and clear., Coco you should have these.
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Radial Switchbone ABY switcher with a tuner out and mid/gain boost.


Still don't get it. Is it a footswitch? Wouldn't happen to have a pic :D :D
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ImageHere's a pic bro!
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Here are some pics of the rig! ImageVintage gold/black sparkle vinyl.Speakers are Celestion blue dogs &G12H heritage-1 in each cab
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