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Yes, that was wrong part number. I’m sorry - it was late and I mixed up the numbers. I use the insulating washer # 7721-3PPSG and I use a tool to press the washer in place. So far it works without problems for me. I have two working T2 and some other stuff. But I can see the advantages using PEEK screws and it seems that the torque they provide is good enough.

In my opinion nylon shoulder washer (mouser # 534-9902) and stainless screws will do. Cheaper then PEEK and you can apply “correct” torque.

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Magnificent Kerry

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Very nice. Beautiful front and top cover. Like the volume knob.

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Many thanks Tran for another group buy.

It power up so at very first time. But believe it or not I have found the cause for this. The center pins on both 2k trimmers on faulty side were unsoldered. I’m glad I discovered this before changing components. It took me three days to find those missing joints. Wonder how many more there could be? Well, I'm sure you will find and solve the problem with your amp. It's mostly a matter of time and some things just need some more time.

spritzer, have you found a solution to your problem with batteries voltage adjustment? I have a problem with newly built T2. One channel works OK. The other channels batteries are both stuck at 809 volts.

Congrats, well done!!

Well done!

Yeah, the diode testing method is a DIY´s Swiss army knife. Have helped me a couple of times since your advise a year ago, Kerry.

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Very nice! Interesting versions of chassis. Well done.

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I like the sound VERY MUCH!!

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Interesting, thanks for sharing your findings.