joewilly

I had similar problem with soldering to back of pots. I SCORED SURFACE WITH 220 GRIT SANDPAPER AND USED SOLDER PASTE FLUX AND IT WORKED OUT GREAT. HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU OUT.

I had similar problem with soldering to back of pots. I SCORED SURFACE WITH 220 GRIT SANDPAPER AND USED SOLDER PASTE FLUX AND IT WORKED OUT GREAT. HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU OUT.

I had similar problem with soldering to back of pots. I SCORED SURFACE WITH 220 GRIT SANDPAPER AND USED SOLDER PASTE FLUX AND IT WORKED OUT GREAT. HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU OUT.

I had similar problem with soldering to back of pots. I SCORED SURFACE WITH 220 GRIT SANDPAPER AND USED SOLDER PASTE FLUX AND IT WORKED OUT GREAT. HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU OUT.

I had similar problem with soldering to back of pots. I SCORED SURFACE WITH 220 GRIT SANDPAPER AND USED SOLDER PASTE FLUX AND IT WORKED OUT GREAT. HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU OUT.

Bill,
I read your story of whoas. I had a few problems when I first fired up my 2 Stroke amp.I had a problem with the 9 pin preamp socket. Two of the pins were shorting against each other. Had to bend one pin and trim
excess wire protruding thru the pin.
sounds like you have the problem solved. Enjoy the tunes.
Joewilly

Bill,
I read your story of whoas. I had a few problems when I first fired up my 2 Stroke amp.I had a problem with the 9 pin preamp socket. Two of the pins were shorting against each other. Had to bend one pin and trim
excess wire protruding thru the pin.
sounds like you have the problem solved. Enjoy the tunes.
Joewilly

Bill,
I read your story of whoas. I had a few problems when I first fired up my 2 Stroke amp.I had a problem with the 9 pin preamp socket. Two of the pins were shorting against each other. Had to bend one pin and trim
excess wire protruding thru the pin.
sounds like you have the problem solved. Enjoy the tunes.
Joewilly

Bill,
I read your story of whoas. I had a few problems when I first fired up my 2 Stroke amp.I had a problem with the 9 pin preamp socket. Two of the pins were shorting against each other. Had to bend one pin and trim
excess wire protruding thru the pin.
sounds like you have the problem solved. Enjoy the tunes.
Joewilly

Bill,
I read your story of whoas. I had a few problems when I first fired up my 2 Stroke amp.I had a problem with the 9 pin preamp socket. Two of the pins were shorting against each other. Had to bend one pin and trim
excess wire protruding thru the pin.
sounds like you have the problem solved. Enjoy the tunes.
Joewilly

Robin,
I pulled out the tubes and put them back in and the static disappeared.
Thanks for the help

Robin,
I pulled out the tubes and put them back in and the static disappeared.
Thanks for the help

Robin,
I pulled out the tubes and put them back in and the static disappeared.
Thanks for the help

Robin,
I pulled out the tubes and put them back in and the static disappeared.
Thanks for the help

Robin,
I pulled out the tubes and put them back in and the static disappeared.
Thanks for the help

I made my own amplifier cabinet based on Dave Hunters measurements. He suggested 20 inches long, 16 inches high and 10 inches deep. Based on your woodworking skills it is not too difficult. I mitered the corners and I used wood bisqits to secure corners with wood glue. I used popular a semi hardwood which had to be glued together on edge to get…[Read more]

I made my own amplifier cabinet based on Dave Hunters measurements. He suggested 20 inches long, 16 inches high and 10 inches deep. Based on your woodworking skills it is not too difficult. I mitered the corners and I used wood bisqits to secure corners with wood glue. I used popular a semi hardwood which had to be glued together on edge to get…[Read more]

I made my own amplifier cabinet based on Dave Hunters measurements. He suggested 20 inches long, 16 inches high and 10 inches deep. Based on your woodworking skills it is not too difficult. I mitered the corners and I used wood bisqits to secure corners with wood glue. I used popular a semi hardwood which had to be glued together on edge to get…[Read more]

I made my own amplifier cabinet based on Dave Hunters measurements. He suggested 20 inches long, 16 inches high and 10 inches deep. Based on your woodworking skills it is not too difficult. I mitered the corners and I used wood bisqits to secure corners with wood glue. I used popular a semi hardwood which had to be glued together on edge to get…[Read more]