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RE: The Details

" IMO, it's important to get the issue of a suitable chassis resolved before spending a lot of time working through the electronic details."

Must respectfully disagree. Once all the details are worked out, and components are selected, then lay out the chassis requirements to hold it all. Some bits are bigger than others... :)

For instance, fixed bias with a negative supply can require another small transformer, and a spot to put the adjustment pot...and then decide about the sorts of caps for B+ filtering, size varies wildly between electrolytics( smallest), to film and foil(biggest).
cheers,
Douglas

Friend, I would not hurt thee for the world...but thou art standing where I am about to shoot.

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