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GB B1 Nutube PCB with integrated PS

A little preview of my build.

Waiting for some RCA sockets as I ran out :rolleyes: so I haven't heard the magic yet.. although it fires up without smoke ;)

Chassis front was done on my homebuilt CNC and I have made a windowed top cover in white+clear acrylic. Not sure if it'll look good or not yet..

I ended up cutting the track by the 24v insertion point so that I could switch off the DC side. The resulting connection isn't as pretty as I'd like, so I might revisit that later and bond a new pad where I made the hole in the PCB.
 

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Hello,
Could I get a bit of advice on wiring an Alps pot to this wonderful pcb? I bought the pot with a nice little pcb to aid wiring. Just not sure how to connect to the 2 sets of 3 pads on the amp board. So far I get the left right bit;)
Thanks!
 

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Having checked that the p/s was giving 24V I installed all other components and now have a problem. I no longer get a stable 24V the reading fluctuating all over the place. The board has been cleaned and checked for solder bridges and bad joints; there are non. If I unsolder the 10R resistor the p/s gives a steady 24.04 vdc. No audio input or output connections are soldered. Any advice gratefully received bearing in mind my dire diagnostic skills.