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Don, your serial number (18323) must be very near the end of 1978. It is a high number for a PL400 (not Series II).

No issue, I like mine even though it is not as accurate as I thought it would be. I would prefer that it would be a bit slow, then I could just add a minute or two each month. Because it is fast, I have to cycle through the whole hour and sometimes I get a switch bounce and then I have to do it...

I can send you an original, authentic Phase Linear strap and the associated hardware. PM me.

Does your clock keep good time? Mine runs fast about 2 minutes per month. I thought they would be more accurate with a quartz crystal generating the time clock pulses.

Ed, Are you aware of any Phase Linear 400 or 700 series transformers that failed in the field?

Send me a PM and we can discuss your new Control Board. Mark

You forgot to mention your Phase Linear 400. Come on, man!

There are several methods from the Phase Linear factory and later folks like us. You are already familiar with the glue that Phase Linear used. Here are some pictures I have of PL700B amplifier Capacitor hold down methods. The first two require a 2" #6-32 screw into the Aluminum Cradle, the last...

White Oak Audio is owned and operated by Joseph King. He is known as Geppetto here on the Forum. He is a busy guy, he will eventually get back to you.

Do you want the kit or an assembled and tested WOA Control Board for your PL400?

Happy Veteran's Day to me and all you other Glorious Bastards.

Well, I don't think Phase Linear wound their own transformers. Am I wrong here?

From their Website: "Schumacher Electric, proudly headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, is an American powerhouse in the world of power innovation since 1947. Known for industry-leading patents and technologies, Schumacher has built its reputation through an unwavering commitment to quality and...

Are all the "ELITE" Pioneer components built like that?

Time well spent and your retirement nest egg will certainly grow.

Look for a Oven or Refrigerator light bulb, they are still incandescent because LEDs do not work well in those environments.

It may be worth a road trip...

I like mics. or Mikes, or microphones...

Do tell!

I saw them during my high school years at the Whiskey-a Go-Go in West Hollywood on Dec 1, 1974, fresh off the bus from Toronto, sort of - their first US show was in Lansing, Michigan on May 18, 1974. Rush did not start touring in the US until August 14, 1974 and that show was in Pittsburg. They...