Mikkel C. Simonsen wrote:
Fred Nachbaur wrote:

I usually use the tradtional terminal strips, not because they're
traditional but because they're easy to use, and relatively inexpensive
and readily available.

And small enough for your "japanese" wiring style ;-)

Oh, I'm giving that up. The project to which you're probably referring
to is as far as I'll ever carry that technique -- mainly because the
result is practically unservicable.

Does look cool though. I think this one's destined to be mostly a
"visual" amplifier. ;-)

PS - here's a pic in case anyone's wondering what I'm on about...

http://dogstar.dantimax.dk/tubestuf/...s/midgundr.jpg


What is that? That's even worse than a Philips amp ;-)

hehe... It's an "experimental" line-operated SRPP-type guitar amp. I'll
get around to documenting it one of these days...

Have you ever seen the layout drawings in Philips service manuals BTW?

No, I don't think so. Not sure if I'd want to!

Cheers,
Fred
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Fred Nachbaur wrote:

: Mikkel C. Simonsen wrote:
[..]
: Have you ever seen the layout drawings in Philips service manuals BTW?
:
: No, I don't think so. Not sure if I'd want to!

Here's one - doesn't look as though it'd be *quite* as crowded as yours!
http://wind.prohosting.com/sfynx/hom...ker/hf308.html
The construction /wiring layout jpgs follow on from Diagram 2, which is
mainly the exploded chassis layout. It's nice that they documented them.

[Page link kindly sent to me by Byron in relation to the EL86 SEPP thread]

Ross