Hey all - Kits will be up at joeaudiophile.com today or tomorrow. Those of you that have been waiting - thanks for your patience! This run is limited (we have 4 left), but we're assembling more kits; should have them available in a couple of weeks. What we've tried to do with Joe's CTH Kit is address all of the tedium that goes along with a build of this complexity. Finding an attractive case, measuring and drilling, vetting thermals... all takes time and isn't cheap. Wiring is the part I dread; It can be fiddly and time consuming to do it right. We do it all for you; including disconnects that allow you to break down your case without desoldering the board. Standoffs, tie wraps, all there. The BOM for this kit is stock. The time, effort and expense went into quality components that make up the fit/finish of an amp. While the CTH is without a doubt an intermediate build, we chose it as our first kit because it's awesome amp that more should experience. We wanted to keep it alive and thriving. If you're a relative beginner, CTH is still quite doable. My first CTH was my second build ever. Go slow, take your time, study and ask questions.
In the near future, we'll have Case Upgrade kits available for existing CTH owners that like our case work. They'll come as kits, because as you can imagine - the case has been designed around specific connectors, wiring, etc. That's it for now. Keep and eye on Joe's site for more to follow. I suggest that you contact us directly for questions regarding the kit. We shouldn't hijack this build support thread. Very soon I'll start up a Joe Kit construction thread in the DIY section.
All you do is assemble. Traditionally, you must drill the case. Wiring is also preassembled, you just need to solder to the board. But definitely, no drilling the PCB itself 
