Generally my rule of thumb is that whenever I find a socket and I am unsure of its purpose, I find it most logical to stick my finger in it. If I get a shock, I figure it is probably important. I try to teach my kids this practical philosophy as well. Do be careful though, with certain sized sockets it is important not to stick your finger in too far, as it might get stuck - this would be a bad thing!
What are those extra tube inputs for?
Hi folks,
I have an amp built on a Dynaco st 70 chassie. It is only 8wpc and uses el34's. The guy who built it said the he used all platinum connections in it's guts and chrome plated it. Saying that the only Dynaco thing about it was the chassie. It has these extra tube input holes in the front coming out horizontally. I havent the slightest idea what they are for. Should I stick some extra tubes in there?
I have an amp built on a Dynaco st 70 chassie. It is only 8wpc and uses el34's. The guy who built it said the he used all platinum connections in it's guts and chrome plated it. Saying that the only Dynaco thing about it was the chassie. It has these extra tube input holes in the front coming out horizontally. I havent the slightest idea what they are for. Should I stick some extra tubes in there?
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