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s_r

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  1. That's what I thought. I'll try to get this straightened out then. Anyway, here are a few pics of the boards: http://i.imgur.com/f2qCkcM.jpg http://i.imgur.com/uJzkttK.jpg
  2. Well I received a shipment of boards from batchpcb recently. Problem is I noticed that the solder pads on the bottom of the PSU boards are totally covered in solder resist. Thankfully the amp boards are fine. I'm pretty sure the mistake isn't on my part (I double checked that batchpcb's layers and the files matched up) but just in case these are the files I used: http://www.mediafire.com/?9fb9joxmabyx9b0 I'll probably send a polite email expressing my displeasure to batchpcb, but it doesn't hurt to check with others first. I'll take some pics tomorrow when I have time.
  3. Unless I'm mistaken or something has changed there'll be a group buy when the new PSU board is finished. Any news on how that's coming along?
  4. I'm in for 50 2SA1486's as well.
  5. Are there any stax jack PCBs still available? I've read through this entire thread so I may start buying parts for an onboard version soon. Also how many extra parts did people generally buy (excluding things like lifetime supplies of 2SC4686A's)? I feel like I should get almost enough extras to be able to build a second kgsshv.

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