Post by apelachi on Jan 16, 2006 11:31:46 GMT -5
I emailed Scott & asked how his amps were built, i.e. are the pots, switches, & tubes pcb mounted, etc.
Scott answered my email in a very timely manner.
Next I asked if I could get his permission to post his reply.
He gave his approval, so here it is. By the way, he said he'd rather not post pics of the inside of his amps. Here's his reply to my question:
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>"Hey Joe
>Great question, My amps are built like a 1973 Superlead. >We do use PCB boards, however they are double sided, >which means the component is soldered on both sides of >the board. All the switches, pots, jacks, filter
>caps and ceramic tube sockets are chassis mounted away >from the PCB. I hope this clears up any confusion,
>give me a call at the shop if you have any questions.
>Thanks God Bless!!!"
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Thank you, Scott, for taking the time to care about customers & potential customers.
J.T.
Scott answered my email in a very timely manner.
Next I asked if I could get his permission to post his reply.
He gave his approval, so here it is. By the way, he said he'd rather not post pics of the inside of his amps. Here's his reply to my question:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>"Hey Joe
>Great question, My amps are built like a 1973 Superlead. >We do use PCB boards, however they are double sided, >which means the component is soldered on both sides of >the board. All the switches, pots, jacks, filter
>caps and ceramic tube sockets are chassis mounted away >from the PCB. I hope this clears up any confusion,
>give me a call at the shop if you have any questions.
>Thanks God Bless!!!"
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thank you, Scott, for taking the time to care about customers & potential customers.
J.T.