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Steve Ward Offline

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Location: Bristol, UK
Bio: An Ex pro Bass player, musician, also plays guitar. experienced at building hi spec - hi performance cabs. now approaching retirement from working as a management consultant. has a keen interest in building hi quality guiar tube amps and bass preamps.
Country: United Kingdom
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Yesterday, 07:43 PM
OK thanks Kevin,
I'll continue with this tomorrow. I was intending to add a fan once I build the head shell for it later.

Which other fixed resistors would be worth trying apart from R5 & R 3? given my readings so far.?
are you also saying a different FQU would be worth a go?

best

Steve
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SV2-M36 Voltages - by Steve Ward - Yesterday, 01:48 PM
RE: SV2-M36 Voltages - by K O'Connor - Yesterday, 02:49 PM
RE: SV2-M36 Voltages - by Steve Ward - Yesterday, 03:45 PM
RE: SV2-M36 Voltages - by Steve Ward - Yesterday, 07:28 PM
RE: SV2-M36 Voltages - by K O'Connor - Yesterday, 07:34 PM
RE: SV2-M36 Voltages - by Steve Ward - Yesterday, 07:43 PM
RE: SV2-M36 Voltages - by K O'Connor - Yesterday, 07:46 PM

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