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5.4.2 Red Wires (Circuit B+ and Preamp Tube Inputs)
Step 1
- Strip back the insulation from the end of the red wire
1/8” and tin the end of the exposed strands. Insert the tinned
end of this wire into the pad labeled “a” and solder. Measure and cut this wire to a length of 3”
from pad “a”.
Step 2 – Repeat above for pads “b”, “d”, and “e”.
Step 3 – Repeat above for pads “x” and “y” except extend the wires to 3.5”.
Step 4 – Repeat above for pad “j” except extend the wire to 3.5”.
Proceed to 5.4.3
5.4.3 Yellow Wires (General Signal Routing)
Step 1
- Strip back the insulation from the end of the yellow wire 1/8” and tin the end of the
exposed strands. Insert the tinned end of this wire into the pad labeled “h” and solder.
Measure and cut this wire to a length of 3” from pad “h”.
Step 2 – Repeat above for pads “m”, “n”, “r”, “s”, “u”, “v”, “w”, and “z” except extend the wire
to 3.5” for each.
Step 3 – Repeat above for pad “c” and extend the wire to 5”.
Step 4 – Repeat above for pads “f” and “t”, except extend the wires to 6”.
Step 5 – Repeat above for pad “q” except extend the wire to 7”.
Step 6 – Repeat above for pad “p” except extend the wire to 9”.
Proceed to 5.5
Installing the Anti-Vibration Bumpers
Step 1 – Remove one of the clear plastic bumpers from its backing and stick it near the
center of the PC board. Avoid attaching it to any component pads.
Step 2 – Remove the remaining bumper from its backing and stick it on top of the first bumper
already attached to the PC board (photo 5.5a).
Proceed to Chapter 6
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NOTE
In order to keep mechanical vibrations to a minimum, I recommend installing the two plastic
bumpers on the underside of the PC board prior to installing in the amp.
photo 5.5a