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Hi Dave,Nice work! Good choice on the Elekit for a learning tool. Also you made your upgrade choices up front and implemented them during the initial build, kudos. Speaking from experience with this particular kit you do not want to try and unsolder anything on the board, the traces lift very easily.Another kudos for building your first kit, turning it on and no smoke! Congrats! Looking forward to your comments on sound. What speakers are you listening to?Jake
Actually Guy mine came from Tube-Depot (with the correct C-Core transformer) but if I had been paying more attention I most certainly would have bought mine from Victor (VKMusic.ca). Pretty classy guy. As for the pictorial... I know I certainly enjoy when others post along these lines. It sure helped me with a few wrinkles to find some pic posts!
Hi Dave_from_Canada.May I ask exactly where in Canada?I think I have contacted Victor and he answer my first e-mail, but after that, nothing, it's like he went out of business.Guy 13.
Hello GuyYou can find Victor here: http://www.vkmusic.caElekit has updated the TU-879S and is offered as the TU-8200. He's a pretty busy guy by most accounts but seems quite accessible.RegardsDave
Hi Dave.Since I already bought a Decware, for now, I will not do business with him.By the way, did you forget to tell me where in Canada you live or is it a military secret. Yes, I work for the FBI and KGB.Guy 13
Ahhh, My apologies Guy - I thought you were looking for Victor!I live in the Northwest Territories. And you are in Vietnam? Small world sometimes isn't it?Dave
Hi Dave,My God, you are living with the Eskimos, are you an Inuit?What are you doing so close to the North Pole?I am surprised that you have access to the Internet.Yes, I am teasing you, pulling your leg. I hope you have a good sens of humor?Guy 13A genuine French Canadian originally from Montreal, Quebec, at the bottom of the Canada's map.