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Doug, I've read the whole thread over and your prose is very non-confrontational. Nothing to worry about there. And believe me, WE ALL understand the anticipation and building excitement, and that creeps into your posts...and that's a good thing, if it wasn't you're a BOT!!

I might be fucked up there ,maybe the A30... The 300 is 120 a side...

Yep , the PL 300

My names Lee....,...I got lotsa problems....

The backplanes are an interesting part of that build. They seem to take everything you've learned up until then and hit you all at once with it to see if you really were listening....

It appears the FPL-909's are being driven by FPL-909's, the other channel the 2SC1116' are being driven by the BUX40's?? I've never seen that combination of drivers and outputs. You should consider MJ21196's as outputs and RCA-410's as drivers....

Get me an address..

Simply incredible..

I have A LOT of the Ashleys,let me know what up need. Last count I had 18....

Joe does not sell crossovers, the Model Ones are amps...

Ashly XR2001 on the active with a White Oak Model One on the woofs, a White Oak Model One on the big horns and a PL300 on the tweeters. The Rowland Coherence is XLR, the Oppo 205 is XLR, the Ashly is XLR, the White Oaks are XLR, the PL 300 is SE- RCA.....

Hard to beat Al K's stuff. I have run his Universals and his Extreme Slope....both are excellent crosses... I have some for sale....went tri-amp, I hate to say never, but it will take some extraordinary circumstances for me to go back to passives..

And sounds like it was put together on a tight budget... Wonderful stuff there...

Yeah, I feel lucky an engineer of Joe's caliber hangs with us!

That thing will amaze you!! Nice build!!

I would check C38, C39 for leakage..

Retirees often have personal assistants..

TelRay, you can, of course, run your own research on the ground issue, but as Perry has indicated it's a dead horse, beaten repeatedly. Joe is pretty OCD about residual noise in general and if there was anything to make it better it would be known. A lot of late nights and furious...

The switch you're asking about was the "Direct/Normal" coupling switch. Normal mode kept a capacitor in the circuit, direct bypassed that cap.

Chris , that feller in Iowa I've done a lot of work for over the years is going to audition the next Model One that Eric builds. Chris has an EXTENSIVE collection of speakers and amps and preamp. Speakers from the new Focals to Pioneer S1010's... He will put the Model One up...