Finally finished my pp GU50

[DeathRex]

It's the big brother to my SE GU50. Chassis is made the same, except a little bigger. 5 transformers and 2 chokes, 37 lbs, 50 watts.

The last picture is it's older, but littler brother.

[kheper]

Cool. Nice looking retro-esque styling. About how many audio output watts per channel?

EDIT: I spotted the above gaff. 50W.

[WA4SWJ]

All it needs are some blue LEDs lighting up the tubes!

Just joking - I hate those ... beautiful work indeed!! I really like the base and how the components are laid out. Very nice!

[Shannon Parks]

Bravo! Lift with your knees, not your back.

Shannon

[Geek]

Looks awesome!

Those holders made me think of chess men

All it needs are some blue LEDs lighting up the tubes!

Where mah NERF bat fo' da foo'

Cheers!

[DeathRex]

Thank you.

I ended up not being able to do the LED bias on the 6SL7s, because it messed up the bias on the phase splitter.
I also used 2 power transformers because going from 600 to 400 volts would have made for a hot power resistor.
Forgot to mention it is rather compact, I like them small, 18 X 10.5.

[tomlang]

Just gorgeous and an integrated with tone controls to boot! That is a good thing!

[DeathRex]

Just gorgeous and an integrated with tone controls to boot! That is a good thing!

The tone controls are from Fun with Tubes that I saw on one of your earlier posts. They are increase only, so if you turn them all the way down they are both just resistors. I put another one of Fun with Tubes' full tone controls on a tubed PAT4, and never could find out why, even with the controls in the center it sounded different when bypassed. And since I never want to turn the controls down, I thought just an increase would be nice. And they sound nice too.