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Very nice work. The attention to detail is wonderful. And it looks very stock from the outside. I always liked PIO caps with carbon comp or carbon film resisters. This should sound great.
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Gary Smith- Posts : 1
Join date : 2017-08-10
Very nice work there sir! Congrats on the successful completion 
I am a little saddened by the tone control 'delete' however.... I have a PAS 2 myself, I did a complete cap replacement along with the selenium rectifier changeout and NOTHING MORE... I love the character of the LOUDNESS as well and run it with tone controls at 12pm., which is defeated just beyond that 12 O'Clock position of the 'GO' knob...
This drives a pair of Mark 3's with new coupling and powersupply quad cap changeout along with the DC rectifier upgrade and nothing more...
ALL were built at the Dynaco factory by the same tech back on November 8th, 1965 as dated by ink stamp on the chassis. They are nearly consecutively numbered as well..
They drive an ALL ORIGINAL pair of Klipschorns from 1967 (just new caps on the xover)... It all makes a HUGE yet warm sound! The speakers are 18'5 feet center to center, so there is plenty of breathing room. The seating area is 17' back... Room is tuned with AST sound treatment panels...
May you enjoy your new amplifier for many years to come !
.....Gary
I am a little saddened by the tone control 'delete' however.... I have a PAS 2 myself, I did a complete cap replacement along with the selenium rectifier changeout and NOTHING MORE... I love the character of the LOUDNESS as well and run it with tone controls at 12pm., which is defeated just beyond that 12 O'Clock position of the 'GO' knob...
This drives a pair of Mark 3's with new coupling and powersupply quad cap changeout along with the DC rectifier upgrade and nothing more...
ALL were built at the Dynaco factory by the same tech back on November 8th, 1965 as dated by ink stamp on the chassis. They are nearly consecutively numbered as well..
They drive an ALL ORIGINAL pair of Klipschorns from 1967 (just new caps on the xover)... It all makes a HUGE yet warm sound! The speakers are 18'5 feet center to center, so there is plenty of breathing room. The seating area is 17' back... Room is tuned with AST sound treatment panels...
May you enjoy your new amplifier for many years to come !
.....Gary
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