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Luxman1050 · 8th Dec 2020, 9:34 pm

Do you mean the empty spots where extras can be added to the heatsinks? Plus looks like a couple more resistors aswell. If so no.
Was not sure what to put in there.
Tell you what after hour of running it had to turn it down once everything started to warm up and the smell of the the new heatsink grease.
One thing never knew always thought with valve gear but had her running for about 4 hours will be all day tomorrow and on switching her off the cd was still playing through the speakers for about minute and half. Took a while to discharge. Was surprised by that thought the switch was shot on it initially.

8th Dec 2020, 9:34 pm	#81
Luxman1050 Octode Join Date: Apr 2019 Location: Margate, Kent, UK. Posts: 1,728	Re: Identification of unknown PA amplifier Do you mean the empty spots where extras can be added to the heatsinks? Plus looks like a couple more resistors aswell. If so no. Was not sure what to put in there. Tell you what after hour of running it had to turn it down once everything started to warm up and the smell of the the new heatsink grease. One thing never knew always thought with valve gear but had her running for about 4 hours will be all day tomorrow and on switching her off the cd was still playing through the speakers for about minute and half. Took a while to discharge. Was surprised by that thought the switch was shot on it initially.