Posted by Poindexter [ 4.63.6.102 ] on May 04, 2005 at 12:25:39:

In Reply to: Re: Some answers. posted by Mark Williams on May 02, 2005 at 16:20:19:

Hey, Mark,

I'm guessing you split one of the long pieces . . .

Close. It's hard to describe briefly.  I'll look through my photos and make up a small webpage with the procedure on it, if you're really interested.

I'm sure you can get one together scratch.  It's not an elaborate circuit; and in all honesty, the divided chassis is a cosmetic feature; it's the physical separation of the PS and audio circuit that keep the noise down.  I'll help you as much as I can.

The chassis is Jarrah on this one, an Ozzie hardwood that's much used for floors and decks.  She's a gum tree, mate.  I sometimes use Koa, but not for pieces going out of Hawai'i; it's getting too rare.  I sometimes also use Padauk, Zebrano, Wenge.

Yah, each tube type will have both a basing type, and a bulb type.  These define its physical characteristics, which have to be dealt with by the implementation guy.

Aloha,

Poinz

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