The Check is in the mail, you should get it shortly.

I'm in.

Morgan Jones or a Cavalli-Jones

If I recall correctly, BSR57 was a good substitute for the SST310. You would have to go over all the pages of the PPAS thread to find the other substitute as the SST310 was already or was soon to be obsolete when the PPAS was first introduced so the BSR57 was chosen as a drop it substitute.

Quote: Originally Posted by fishski13 Gainclone? Sure, I should have most of the parts except for the chipamps and the PC boards. Send some my way and I will build it.

Sounds like a challenge. Who wants me to built something for them Manhattan Style?

I have been known to solder without a shirt and pants on, then again I have been known to fry bacon up without a shirt or pants on either....

Quote: Originally Posted by FallenAngel Try it with a pair of Denon D2000/D5000 and you'll see. PIF?

I only have one pair of headphones....

Its silent, no hum, nothing. Even with 50 Ohm headphones. That is all.

Quote: Originally Posted by kklee 1. Don't mount the power supply transformer in the β22 chassis, you'll end wasting weeks (and $$$) trying to resolve transformer hum and then end up moving it to an external chassis (and end up with lots of extra perforations in the bottom of the amp...

I was diagnosed with COPD last year from what the doctor guessed soldering. The fumes never bothered me so I did not do anything about them.

Pin #2? Fake edit: the LMH6321 rocks!

Quote: Originally Posted by Nebby willisv, where did you pick up that nice terminal strip? I've been looking for that style term strip for some time and haven't been able to find any I have seen them at Radioshack

Just throw them in the freezer for a couple of hours....

Quote: Originally Posted by gates_2 do you think replacing all of the mosfets was necessary? Or jsut the one that failed? -michael I think I first replaced the the Mosfets on that side and Q19 and of course the resistor but that did not work. I replaced all of then, again...

Quote: Originally Posted by akione Hi All, First Post , so be gentle I had to join up when I saw this. I had exactly the same thing happen to mine. Working fine and then R32 suddenly burst into flames ! When I stripped the board down and tested the parts I found 1 dead...

Quote: Originally Posted by gates_2 um... problem I was working on a completely unrelated part (stepped attenuator)... things were fine.. all of the sudden, smoke out of the right channel board... the 75 ohm resistor right below Q23 I'm curious as to why this occured at this time...

I also forgot that Antique Electronic Supply is in Tempe, AZ

Dont forget about ALLElectronics in CA and there is a electronic surplus store in AZ called Apache reclamation and electronics. they have a lot of motrola surplus electronics and tubes.

Microwave FTMFW

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Try some flux, and or add more solder. Make sure to use Fresh solder solder baid. Make sure the Iron is really clean or the solder joing is clean too.