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Posted by Ralph on August 25, 2008 at 11:20:27:
I would look at the schematic and the layout, and consider ways to clean up the wiring. Generally, rat's nest approaches like the one pictured have less bandwidth, higher noise and greater tendency to oscillation due to inadvertent capacitive feedback.

More standoffs to mount parts would be advisable. The unit should be able to tolerate UPS/Fed Ex shipping without falling part inside if you did your homework. Of course it would sound better too :)