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RE: Here's What I Did




I just veneered over the holes. I guess I could have done the old masking tape on front and pour epoxy from the back trick but didn't. The middle black strip is thin basswood from the hobby store. Thin styrene would have worked too. Gary Dodd (sadly deceased) did the rebuild. He took it back to the chassis, transformers, and tube sockets. He kept the original circuit but beefed up the power supply. He eliminated tone controls, phono stage, the goofy speaker wiring scheme, etc. Sounds great. Attached is a pic of the underside wiring after he was done.

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