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RE: Strippers

Hi,
thanks for the info. I'll practice before applying the final solder job.
Shovel, the board I'm putting in for the large aluminum electrolytic is from this guy Chart Chong which I got 8 years ago. It looks simular to the board in the video.
You won't believe this Shovel but my favorite preamp, not a passive one I built, is the Last Pas by David Vorhis. I got mine hooked up to a ST-35 in my bedroom. A friend wired mine in a trade for another PAS and a faceplate I made to hide missing switches and controls back in 1990. I still have the article on it if you need a copy. I got to get you a picture. Take care....Mark K.

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