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RE: 150 or 180 ohms

yes, don't know the history of it, other than there was NO resistor in that space, just a bare wire connecting to the cap and the little 5 watter, amazing what some idiots will do! Luckily, the Scott survived the butcher job, and is singing away today, wonder how long it will take to break in with the new caps and PS rebuild? BTW, how is the phono stage in it? Also, what do you use for cables, those RCA jacks in the back are so close together I can't easily get my cables connected to the inputs!

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