I tried to upload some pics awhile back, but I'm still navagating this website I guess. I've got a bunch. I was trying to find other peoples pics of this build to help with refrence on my build. The one pic I could find on here was in testimonials and it only showed half of the PCB board and chassis. The power section of the amp was omitted. LOL. And that's what I was looking for.!! This one 1/2 chassis pic had an Impendance switch too. WTH? Talk about adding more comfusion and deviating from the schemaitcs. I'd be glad to post to help others tho and post pics. Please advise. The main diffrences between the layout and the schematic, for one, is that the layout has a standby switch. Schematic does not have this. Layout also has 2 seprate fuses. One to mains and another to HT. I understand the logic to all of this, but the schematic didn't have it. These modifications were paired with the original schematic and this is in conflict. Leads to confusion. Another big one is the CapCan was deleted for 4 individual E caps were used in its place. Absoultly nothing wrong with this. Makes perfect sence, but it came with no explanation. Eventhough it does jive with schematic, it was confusing because in refering to other princeton reverb builds on the internet for direction, they always had the capcan.I needed to figure all this out on my own.

1st off, I don't believe it matters. I just finished this build and tho there were some "isues", it turned out well in the end. 2nd, when I was reaching out for help via this forum, no one responded to me. When I'd write Andrea an email directly, he'd answer if he had the answer. If he didn't, he just wouldn't rerspond. I ended up going to 18watt.com as I have a "presence" there to get the help I needed to muddle through it. What I found troubling was that this PCB board and layout that comes with it are pretty straight forward, but the schematics don't match up 100%. The changes and modifications that Andrea added, came with no modified schematic. This made troubleshooting difficult and I did have some troubleshooting to do. However, I got to the end. Came out nice. I'm very happy. PCB board was very nice quality. Just not much of any customer support.