Andy

Sweet! Well it looks like things work 😉

I’m certainly not that detailed. I put it on the diagonal and never have issues. The amp is so quiet for a SE. Personally, I do it on the diagonal since the tabs make it the easiest to do. I start with one of the predrilled holes near the center of the chassis and angle it away.

If there is a lot of noise, it is probably not the placement of the…[Read more]

I’m certainly not that detailed. I put it on the diagonal and never have issues. The amp is so quiet for a SE. Personally, I do it on the diagonal since the tabs make it the easiest to do. I start with one of the predrilled holes near the center of the chassis and angle it away.

If there is a lot of noise, it is probably not the placement of the…[Read more]

I’m certainly not that detailed. I put it on the diagonal and never have issues. The amp is so quiet for a SE. Personally, I do it on the diagonal since the tabs make it the easiest to do. I start with one of the predrilled holes near the center of the chassis and angle it away.

If there is a lot of noise, it is probably not the placement of the…[Read more]

I’m certainly not that detailed. I put it on the diagonal and never have issues. The amp is so quiet for a SE. Personally, I do it on the diagonal since the tabs make it the easiest to do. I start with one of the predrilled holes near the center of the chassis and angle it away.

If there is a lot of noise, it is probably not the placement of the…[Read more]

I’m certainly not that detailed. I put it on the diagonal and never have issues. The amp is so quiet for a SE. Personally, I do it on the diagonal since the tabs make it the easiest to do. I start with one of the predrilled holes near the center of the chassis and angle it away.

If there is a lot of noise, it is probably not the placement of the…[Read more]

I agree with Robin on the 6L6. But I am a fan of the KT66 too. Just a bit growlier.

I agree with Robin on the 6L6. But I am a fan of the KT66 too. Just a bit growlier.

I agree with Robin on the 6L6. But I am a fan of the KT66 too. Just a bit growlier.

I agree with Robin on the 6L6. But I am a fan of the KT66 too. Just a bit growlier.

I agree with Robin on the 6L6. But I am a fan of the KT66 too. Just a bit growlier.

What are you using for a transformer on your drawings?

What are you using for a transformer on your drawings?

What are you using for a transformer on your drawings?

What are you using for a transformer on your drawings?

What are you using for a transformer on your drawings?

Nope, you can still use both speakers.

The TIP connection on the PLUG goes to POSITIVE on the speaker. Then the SLEEVE goes to the the negative on the speaker. Then you can wire from the POSITIVE on one speaker to the POSITIVE on the other speaker, and then the NEGATIVE of one to the NEGATIVE of the other.

This is a parallel wiring scheme and…[Read more]

Nope, you can still use both speakers.

The TIP connection on the PLUG goes to POSITIVE on the speaker. Then the SLEEVE goes to the the negative on the speaker. Then you can wire from the POSITIVE on one speaker to the POSITIVE on the other speaker, and then the NEGATIVE of one to the NEGATIVE of the other.

This is a parallel wiring scheme and…[Read more]

Nope, you can still use both speakers.

The TIP connection on the PLUG goes to POSITIVE on the speaker. Then the SLEEVE goes to the the negative on the speaker. Then you can wire from the POSITIVE on one speaker to the POSITIVE on the other speaker, and then the NEGATIVE of one to the NEGATIVE of the other.

This is a parallel wiring scheme and…[Read more]

Nope, you can still use both speakers.

The TIP connection on the PLUG goes to POSITIVE on the speaker. Then the SLEEVE goes to the the negative on the speaker. Then you can wire from the POSITIVE on one speaker to the POSITIVE on the other speaker, and then the NEGATIVE of one to the NEGATIVE of the other.

This is a parallel wiring scheme and…[Read more]