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In Reply to: Point-to-point wiring or printed circuit board? posted by Jay Buridan on January 28, 2009 at 09:27:58:
Point to point is the only way to build a dependable and sonically pure amplifier. Printed boards were developed to make assembly quicker, easier and much cheaper.
Physical isolation of components is essential and makes for much easier trouble-shooting
and replacement of caps and resistors as the amplifier ages. Point to point wiring also holds up better during shipping by bone-heads who tend to drop cartons instead of laying them down gently. A solid silver buss bar will always outperform a copper strip for a ground.
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