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The Transformer and cover should be one of the first thing to get assembled. Thus the red cart on the tools list. And the chassis sides should be one of the last items installed

Lots of snot balls in there...

Darcy you should try some Laphroaig or Lagavulin from Islay. That will put hair on your chest... :-)

Merry Christmas to you Marco and to all our fine forum members.

It is the only way Darcy. Neat, in a tumbler, 2 fingers...the way I like my bourbon too.

M22759/11 in 22 and 16AWG. Also some 18AWG.

I have whatever you need Mark...just ask. Final estimate sent including requested fuseholders...

Hi Eric You will be receiving a Christmas card with 2 tamper proof, matte silver White Oak Audio serial number tags in it. They will be SN 0005 and 0006 unless otherwise argued :-)

Mr. Lucitt may have beaten you to that Lee...but you are definitely in the early adopter league. You may want to strike up a deal with Mark on serial number tags.

Depends on what "in the wild" means Lee

Well the output is probably doing the same thing. Those 2 points are tied to the output with a 0.33 ohm resistor.

Will it persist with the 900 ohm load if you get it to latch up with 16 ohms initially? Put the 900 ohm load on the output solidly. Attach your 16 ohm load and then detach it after it latches up on power up. See if it then persists.

If it latches up with those in parallel, you should be safe to debug without blowing things up.

Have you tried it with the 1.8K ballast resistors you took out? 2 of them in parallel for a 900 ohm load?

Did you attempt a bring up with just the bottom row installed with and without your 8 ohm load? Have you tried it with a value larger than 8 ohms so you can successfully diagnose why it is latching up, which appears is happening?

What output transistors exist on the back wall?

Plenty of electrical kits Mark. Zero mechanical kits at the moment. I am at reorder point on those.

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