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I got a little done on the new chassis. I put a new coupling switch in with new capacitors and may not use them now except to cover the hole. I see some builds the coupling switch is not used. When I did the 400, there is no coupling switch. Just run RG316 coaxial cables from the RCA inputs to...

What! Damn..........!

original build by "Pam" I put the transistors back on the chassis

Thanks Joe, just what I needed

I bought this PL700 II 6 years ago on Ebay. This one was wired up for 220/240 volts. Transformer wires were solid brown on the bottom post, solid blue and yellow w/brown stiped on the second post and yellow w/blue stripe on third post. I believe that solid brown and blue wires together on bottom...

Rest In Peace Eddie, "Jam With Jimi Hendrix Eddie"

great collection of amp's..!

It is a great article....

that's crazy, I have watched vid's of people playing music through amp's and other gear they were selling, not slapped with copyright crap.

We are not gonna be the only ones to show the world what not to do by doing it....

Also on that PL 400 that I did, I had a probe slip and took out a zenor diode and a transistor. Your vid's will help me do my Pl 700II. I already replaced the meters with White Oak meters , you gonna love Em...

Had to do pull backplanes on a PL 400, (pico blew) I populated a transistor where it did not belong on the control board. Great vid's

I'd have a beer with ya if we were close, wait..! We could have a social distancing beer! With the music of course.. I'm having one or six now...

This is quit interesting to know...

LMAO...!

Thank's

My question is, would a 600v 50A bridge rectifier be ok to use in a PL 400? I have two with 400v .01uf snubbers. I want to use one in my PL 700II...

8026 on the transistors would be like, 1980 and the 26th week...

The black face plate is I believe the way Clair Brothers Audio ordered the amps from Phase Linear. Intended for pro audio, hence the 1/4 inch input jacks. Serial numbers have nothing to do with the build year. You could look on the output transistors for a date, like 8026, provided transistors...

that makes a lot of sense, Cathy does not have the big caps cradle on the transformer, so the caps would still be mounted in clamp straps. I can see that doable. I believe somebody would do that one day, if not already...