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In Reply to: Dynaco MK IV Boards posted by Kindablue on April 15, 2016 at 06:39:01:
Have you considered the Tubes4hifi boards? If you can't get your Curcio boards you might try those.You can get the Octal ones or the 9 pin but what's nice is,you have the bias and AC balance pots right on the board and it allows you to take out all the original bias stuff in the dynaco it that frees up a lot of room to build a film cap power supply for the initial stages..Not only that,so many of these boards can lift their traces if your not super careful.The VTA boards are the thicker type which I have never any issues with..Just a thought.
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- RE: Dynaco MK IV Boards - Michael Samra 12:27:35 04/15/16 (1)
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