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Plug away! I found your videos today and started watching them! I'd had noticed on some older threads I was reading that you were posting here. Yeah, it definitely sounds like they need DC protection! That whole WOPL setup you documented is a beast of a job....I'm afraid way too advanced for me...

WOW, reading the instructions, that sounds like a fairly in depth half day project...I didnt realize the DC protection was such a big job. I'm not sure if I could do that or not...it has pretty in depth instructions so maybe if I practice soldering first I could do it. I know very little about...

What do most people add for DC speaker protection? I'll also look to see if it already has some.

Thats actually life advice right there! Thank you for reminding me of that! Excellent advice. I think I'm going to pull the trigger on it this weekend!

I've been reading up on it...I guess that's why I couldnt find much except basic repair work and replacing caps, or full on WO...not much in between I suppose. Honestly, it its works well and all in spec I probably dont need to do anything....BUT, it seems like there are those who do not like...

Do you have any thoughts on what are some easy upgrades that make a decent difference in sq, obviously caps. I dont think I can rebuild the whole thing...but I can swap a few easier parts. I've read all the WOPL stuff is pretty advanced work.

If this amp is pretty much stock but working good, what do you guys think is a good price range? Are there some upgrades that are not very hard to do (I have minimal soldering experience) that make a significant difference in sound without doing the entire rebuild? Something like replacing caps...

To make sure I understand this part correctly....are you saying in stock form the back wall will have a bunch of sockets and point to point wiring. But the White Oak replaces that with two circuit boards? Also, isnt there some kind of protection people add? I've heard they are bad to kill...

Thanks! Someone over at Audiokarma sent me here! Said this is the place for PL experts, and judging by the info I'm seeing here, he steered me in the right direction! lol

I would like to do it that way but when I go look, I will need to buy it right then (or pass on it).

Wow, lots of PL info here. Newbie, so please forgive me if this is the wrong place for this question. I'm going to look at a Phase Linear 700ii that supposedly sounds excellent. Which leads me to wonder/hope that maybe its had repairs and/or upgrades at some point over its lifetime. I'm not an...