joseph07081
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I was looking at 59's myself, mainly due to all of the positive conversations I have been reading. When this model came out, and seeing it was similar to the 59's with slightly different specs, I knew it was the one I wanted. Usually i agonize over a purchase, when I saw this in stock, I did not hesitate ( I was out with my wife and I ordered it from my phone while we were eating lunch).I really like that. I should stop looking. I feel like I'm cheating on my beloved 59... look but don't touch...
I was looking at 59's myself, mainly due to all of the positive conversations I have been reading. When this model came out, and seeing it was similar to the 59's with slightly different specs, I knew it was the one I wanted.
I will see what I can do tomorrow.
Any chance we can get a control cavity shot? I'd love to see what I can suss out spec wise.
I was just checking that. It is hard to see with inside lighting, when I take it out into the sun I can definitely see a 2 piece back. It is matched very well and with the darker color it was harder to see, but it is there.I like the specs. I’m not a big fan on Joe however. Is that a veneer on back? Pictures I’ve seen showed it having a two piece back with no veneer.
It is a mostly satin finish, but there is definitely a touch of gloss to it. My own preference is for a touch more gloss, but not a full on shiny finish. I was thinking about using Virtuoso polish on the top only just to see if I can give it a touch more pop, but I am going to hold off on that and just play it for awhile and see what happens.Very nice, I think im going to snag 1. My only complaint is wish they would have used a more aged looking finish, not relic but just a finish that was more satin or flat to elude to age.
No worries, those are definitely 400V (in this application that only matters in terms of physical size) Mallory "150" caps. I'm not going to ask you to move anything, but I can't see the capacitance and tolerance as they positioned the caps. Most likely they're 0.022uF and (one hopes) 5% tolerance. I've got a set of those in my G400.
I did try to twist one of the caps but it would not move far enough to get any additional information.No worries, those are definitely 400V (in this application that only matters in terms of physical size) Mallory "150" caps. I'm not going to ask you to move anything, but I can't see the capacitance and tolerance as they positioned the caps. Most likely they're 0.022uF and (one hopes) 5% tolerance. I've got a set of those in my G400.