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I think this is right (and already had some run), but if someone wouldn't mind checking the schematic, particularly around the rectifiers, I'd appreciate it. I had corresponded with ang728 back when he did a multi-output version of the GRLV, and he sent me his layout files. I made some changes to these around: Added dual rectifier banks, supporting TO220 packages so I could use the SiC schottkys as Kevin did on his 35mm cap board Supports up to 35mm main filter caps Outputs will take either 5.08mm LS or 2.54mm LS connectors (i.e. Molex SPOX or KK) Added positions for xfrmr secondary snubbers Removed the caps across the rectifier diodes as they aren't a real snubber and don't do anything useful

Mark Knopfler – Shangri-La

Kings Canyon, California. Weinheim, Germany. Sunrise at Rundle Mountain, Banff. Canada. Sunset at Big White, Canada. Trona Pinnacles [Fujifilm X-T100].

Counterpart is back...just wish I could get a whole season at a time...

Got the title for my 2013 Honda Fit in the mail today. I've officially paid off my car.

Better Call Saul Season 4 I just love this show and finally got caught up with the season that just ended. Kim Wexler is one of my favorite characters on TV.

In general, in a standard single ended "300B" amp, assuming that everything is reasonably done, the things that influence the overall sound from most important to least important are ... 1. topology (including the power supply) 2. quality of passives and iron 3. quality of driver tubes 4. the 300B's Western Electrics may well sound a lot better than Valve Arts, but I'd take a well designed amp with good iron and caps and cheap tubes over a run of the mill amp with WE outputs any day. As a matter of fact, I have 300b amps with good iron, a good topology, and extra cheap tubes. They sound great.