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Yes, the 400 and 700S2 faceplates are identical except those 2 switch holes and the silk screen saying 700 vs 400

Put a 700S2 faceplate on the 400 you find Perry...

I am trying to figure out if this use of f*$K is an adjective or not? "but they sound a fuck ton better"

You have a way with words Perry :-)

Most wire direct and bypass this rather useless switch...(like in the PL400 you just completed). Some mount the switch for decoration purposes but do not wire to it.

It is a balanced input conversion board Federico. If you got this donor amp from Lee, it is probably part of the Aerosmith amp tranche that I helped Lee get from Terry Hanley Audio warehouse up in Lawrence MA years back. Most all of the Aerosmith amps had been converted to phone jack inputs...

You will soon see Lee. I am shipping 2 very large cartons in the next couple days

Lee, another long time member here will soon be going down that rabbit hole and hopefully posting his adventure here...

53 and counting for me Fred. Enjoy your new freedom.

Federico, I would only use that transformer if you customer demanded really clean power... :-)

It appears to be a 20K, 1% resistor (2-0-0-2) and based on the size comparison to the adjacent TO-220 device appears to be ~2W size

A man of few words...

Welcome Chris

Had an earworm tonight for Gerry Rafferty and "Right Down the Line"...not that many hits but this one is a keeper. He left us too soon.

Does this help?

They are often wound with very fine wire Jim. The heating-cooling cycles causes expansion and contraction that can lead to a coil wire opening. That seldom happens in large power motors because of large gauge wire, but sometimes occurs in fractional HP motors with delicate windings.

Is that the anti-skate mechanism for the arm? Isn't it a dust collector over time?

Thank you!

Does your motor have open windings perhaps?

Social security is just not keeping up...