DChristie's PL 2000

Got my bag of Mouser parts in.

The Specs say a 56 db gain from phono input to main out, not 41 like I stated before, so there is lots missing here.
Q1 was also not soldered in, just stabbed in the hole...
 
Down to the board...


Also, did anybody ever find a source for the shouldered washer for the input jacks on a 400/700??
 

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Here ya go Lee

Get em while there HOT

Tired of using the old insulating shoulder washers on your input RCA's???? I ordered some of these from Online Components (http://www.onlinecomponents.com/switchcraft-s1078.html?p=12322537) and these are the correct ones and they fit like a dream. Here is a pic with one in the hole and one on the Switchcraft Jack. They fit the Nice Cardas RCA's I use in my builds too.

The have a bunch in stock but don't wait. I would rather use these than the cheesy colored plastic ones that come with the new jacks. As a matter of fact I use one of these S1078's under the red or white plastic ones so not only do you have great insulation, you can still see red or white for left or right.


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If I remember right, I was to notify you when I ordered again.... Never ordered any more though. If they still come in packs of 50, get one of us to chip in
 
Jacks are out, RC4739 Z1 is out, ceramic and electros are out of the phono section
. Will put in gold sockets and wimas in place of the ceramics and new electros..
 

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Thanks Joe...
Pots off to deoxit..
Z3 out, socket back in..
 

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Ceramics gone..
 

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After desoldering sometimes the thruhole needs cleaning. A cheap acetylene torch tip cleaner is perfect for the job. Comes with a gob of small bits stored in the handle....pretty damn handy...
 

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laatsch55 said:
After desoldering sometimes the thruhole needs cleaning. A cheap acetylene torch tip cleaner is perfect for the job. Comes with a gob of small bits stored in the handle....pretty damn handy...
Click to expand...
I keep one of those and a set of torch tip brushes in the tool box, saved me many times working on carburetors, especially small engines.
 
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