Current plan is that there is only one entry window, and winners for both batches will be drawn from those entries (no double winners allowed).
So you can set your alarms, get your post in and relax - you entry will be used for both drawings.
There will be some stragglers keen to try for batch 2, so I'll re-open the lottery thread again for 15 minutes just before the second drawing (no dates on that yet).
So you can set your alarms, get your post in and relax - you entry will be used for both drawings.
There will be some stragglers keen to try for batch 2, so I'll re-open the lottery thread again for 15 minutes just before the second drawing (no dates on that yet).
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Here are a couple of photos from the upcoming guide, they give a very clear overview of the internal configuration.
The elegance in simplicity done right.
And, thanks for the clarification Jason!
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@6L6, yeah, I may end up buying an old one just for parts if I'm one of the lucky lotto winners!
The version for the “other” SITs will be a standard stock item, not part of the lottery - the lottery is only for the amp kits WITH the vintage Sony Vfets included.
All the people who have been saving their Vfet devices for the perfect project will have it, soon.
And buy up those vintage pieces as fast as you can before the price triples.
yep, but the chances of finding any are as good as finding B-1/C-1 part units.Didn’t Yamaha use small signal vfets for the B1/C1 combo?
Here are a couple of photos from the upcoming guide, they give a very clear overview of the internal configuration.
beautiful aluminum sculpture
Here are a couple of photos from the upcoming guide, they give a very clear overview of the internal configuration.
Beautiful!!!
#108 yer I couldn't agree more, thank you very much all involved Jason Mark Jim and I know a lot more in the back ground and store, A special thanks to Nelson instead of going for commercial gain your not just helping the DIY guys with luxuries many off us cant afford but charities that touch me deeply.Thanyou
This is a fantastic offering and thank you so much!The VFET information page on the store is now live:
DIY Sony VFET Store Information Page – diyAudio Store
It (hopefully!) contains everything you need to know to get a chance to build one. Any omissions are mine, minor updates may be forthcoming. See you April 7th
Many thanks to Nelson, Mark, Jim and Patrick.
How good is this - Nelson has been presenting these very generous offerings for 20 years now on this forum. What a legend.
I just wonder how many Pass designs have been built by members here over the past 20 years, totally mind boggling. Anyone care to have an educated guess!!
I just wonder how many Pass designs have been built by members here over the past 20 years, totally mind boggling. Anyone care to have an educated guess!!
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