Bob Latino at 17h43
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Nov
2009
Dynaco ST-70 PC-3 driver board parts layout - photo ...
Dynaco never gave a parts layout on their PC-3 driver board for the ST-70. They also never listed the parts that were on the driver board in the main parts list for the amp on page 11 of the ST-70 assembly manual. All they said in the parts list on page 11 was that you got a "Printed Circuit Assembly - PC-3 part #557003". When you got your ST-70 kit the d
Dynaco never gave a parts layout on their PC-3 driver board for the ST-70. They also never listed the parts that were on the driver board in the main parts list for the amp on page 11 of the ST-70 assembly manual. All they said in the parts list on page 11 was that you got a "Printed Circuit Assembly - PC-3 part #557003". When you got your ST-70 kit the d
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