yes it did thanks for talking me out of sending it out LOL . i appreciate it a whole lot more knowing i did it myself which i can i was just really pressed for time and didn't have a lot of xtra time to work on the amp. But certain things you simply can not rush like this amp.🙂
Now that it's working, it's time to start scheming and plotting modernization. 😀 😉
Time and again, I find myself making the same sort of recommendations about units from this time frame. Tape head I/Ps are passe, in today's environment. Switches in mV. level signal lines are a prescription for problems. Therefore, rework the source selection scheme to hard wire a single pair of RCA females to the low level mag. preamp section and only use RIAA EQ. All other I/Ps should be line level. The source selector rotary switch has to be replaced and a "5" buck Lorlin part from Mouser does the job.
Whether or not you alter the phono preamp topology is up to you. My preference is to use the uploaded tweaked RCA setup, as it's buffered and will simultaneously drive both the recording O/Ps and the remaining circuitry in the unit.
Time and again, I find myself making the same sort of recommendations about units from this time frame. Tape head I/Ps are passe, in today's environment. Switches in mV. level signal lines are a prescription for problems. Therefore, rework the source selection scheme to hard wire a single pair of RCA females to the low level mag. preamp section and only use RIAA EQ. All other I/Ps should be line level. The source selector rotary switch has to be replaced and a "5" buck Lorlin part from Mouser does the job.
Whether or not you alter the phono preamp topology is up to you. My preference is to use the uploaded tweaked RCA setup, as it's buffered and will simultaneously drive both the recording O/Ps and the remaining circuitry in the unit.
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