I have some extra quads in case anyone needs them. I have a few quads in the 10s and 11s and a decent quad in the 14s.
The Exstata is alive and is making sweet sound. I can't listen to it for too long yet, as I'm still having trouble with DC-offset and Bias settings. I used a 12.0, 12.3, 12.3, and 12.6 set of J271.
The Bias is still unnaturally low (520+V is maximum, 260-0-260 input on PSU) though surprisingly the O2 sounds quite good out of it. The DC-offset is impossible to nail down correctly. It jumps anywhere between the range of 200mV to -200mV, likewise the output to ground measurement on the amp also jumps around. Reading on the other thread, I found Alex saying that offset within 1V is okay, so I that problem is solved.
If you get offsets, at temperature, that are less than 1V that's the best that this amp will do and it is plenty good enough for headphones that thrive on hundreds of volts across their stators. And, the offsets will wander around due to various thermal fluctuations. This is normal too.
http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/447950/exstata-diy-electrostatic-amp-for-intermediate-diyers/1380#post_6205632
The only problem is getting the bias voltage to reach 580V. Right now I'm wiring the primaries on 220V, and secondaries at 265-0-265 gives me a 530V max bias. I can play around with different primaries (say primary at 200V, and get 300-0-300 secondary and it'll give me a 600V max bias, but I will be stressing the travo).
Here is a shot of the wiring. I took out the output and input wiring for the photograph.
Here is a shot of the PSU underside: (The resistor and diode are put down there because I am using larger 1000V caps and have no space on the top side)
And the two amplifier boards: