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RIP Astronaut Jim Lovell.............

wattsabundant DCP is a must have for these amps for original configure or full WOPL.

One day of playing music through the 700II still rocking. I kind of got used to the LED meters brightness.

R.I.P. .........Loni Anderson!

The meters have been in the face plate for about five years, installed with the amp in its original design. My cell phone I used for the pics probably intensified the LED's. They are bright though.

Face plate installed.

Got the sub face plate on, got her playing music using a PL3500 Peramp.

Got all the transistors installed. All voltages are checking out good. Bias set at .350 0v at outputs Wired up the front panel meters including potentiometers, using RG316 cable. Installed a Quencharc 0.1 uF 125V 150 Ohm film capacitor on the power switch.

+/- 15v

+/- 15v

First test went well with Variac and DBT. Finished the control board, put in the first row of transistors. Did another test with just the first row of transistors, all voltages check good. Installed the control board with one row of outputs. +/- 15v readings look good.

Got a little more wiring done and to finish, I need to hit the hardware store for nylon washers for the transformer bolts. I still have to put the control board together. Has anyone used Kapton film tape for wrapping transformer bolts?

Hello Timson, Welcome to Phoenix Audio Community Forums.

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...