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31st December 2005, 03:07 PM
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build complexity option?
was wondering about the feasibility of offering kits as PCB or point-to-point.
point to point and tag board can be quite daunting for the first timer, and not everyone would want to build a 'budget' amp. so if a 300b (for example) was available as either pcb based or hard wired, less experienced builders could have a go at (I hate to use the word) 'better' amps, and convert them to point to point later. thoughts anyone? 
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