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silly thing will sing even bolted to particle board
originator being Cheapskate, no wonder

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^ @mvaldes Nooooooooooooooo! I see why you may say that. Until you come home one day to be greeted by...

"Sweetie, lovey, honey, baby! I support your audio hobby. LOOK! I just bought you 5 new chassis for your projects!"

I recommend an old steel-toed boot box or the previously mentioned Buster Brown boxes. :joker:

Edited to add - And of course... cigar boxes... or a really nice single-malt box.
 
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Glad you got it going. The B1 drives my system pretty hard, so I guess that it is a matter of matching. What would it be like with a different amp? Just curious.

I don't think that the pot has that effect on volume though.

I like that you added an AC power filter. I will probably do the same.
 
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Well, they say that I am a little 'touched'. So there have been times that OCD kicks in and I think that I need to make everything everywhere be damped. Nothing is excluded with this thinking. So, sigh, I bent to it and put putty in places, and even glued down components! It won't make any difference either way, and inside deep down I know it, but I feel better.
With some tube projects it is actually real, like in the Korg SP1 tube, and the 3S4 tube as well. so that is easier to justify.

FWIW, I am going ahead with the build even before I get a decent chassis and make music like you guys said. That makes good sense. Got the voltages to be good, well 13.5v (is that about right? I was lazy and look it up), and 0.0 dc offset. Hooked up a 20k volume pot and kinda sorta remade the poor Elma switch and board work just to see if LED would work with it. It did, and tomm, I will add input and output jacks,,, o h boy.