Installing Terminal-to-Terminal Jumpers
Step 1
– With 20AWG buss wire,
connect together terminals T2, T4,
and T6 and solder (photo 6.6b).
Step 2
– Similarly connect terminals
T7, T9, and T11.
Step 3
– Similarly connect terminals
T47 and T49 (photo 6.6c).
Step 4
– Similarly connect terminals T52 and T54.
Step 5
– Similarly connect terminals T1 and T3.
Step 6
– Similarly connect terminals T55 and T57.
Step 7
– Similarly connect terminals T56 and T58.
Step 8
– With 20AWG buss wire, connect terminals T42 and T44. Wire
these two terminals similar to how a component would be mounted (photo
6.6d). This will make future installation of a master volume easier.
Step 9
– Do not connect terminals T38 and T40 or T46 and T48 just yet.
Installing the Ground Buss
Step 1
– With the 16AWG buss wire, make a small hook at one end, large
enough to fit around a turret.
Step 2
– Hook this loop on turret T6 and solder in place (photo 6.7a).
Step 3
– Extend this wire 3/4” from the turret, past the board edge and
make a sharp 90° bend in the wire toward the opposite end of the board.
6.7
6.6
For hints on improved soldering skills, review Appendix B at the end of this manual.
Additionally, see “How to Solder”, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIDydYIVTqU
NOTE
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NOTE
By removing the standoffs from the chassis and temporarily mounting them to the turret
board during the following assembly, soldering will be much easier.
NOTE
Refer to the following diagram (photo 6.6a) that lists the individually numbered terminals
for making the terminal to terminal and under board connections.
photo 6.6b
photo 6.6c
photo 6.6d
photo 6.7a
photo 6.6a
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