God, how I HATE vero-board!

[Ronsonic]

Nice. Vastly superior to Matchless (and related) practice as far as layout and execution. At least to my eye and sense of things.

[defaced]

For some reason, this build makes me want to try a high gain channel switcher with this build technique. I really wonder if it could be done without extreme headache.

What's the rotary switch for? I see different cap values and resistors, so maybe it moves the center frequency of one of the tone controls?

Oh, and boo on vero. Not a fan of it, though I can and have worked with it. I much perfer perf or padless perf. And I'm spoiled, I now only work on tinned boards. Bare copper is too much of a pain to get solder to wet properly.

[greekie]

Yes, the rotary switch is the Matchless-style tone control. It changes the value of the coupling cap your signal is passing through in the pentode-circuit. The resistors are there to keep it from making pop-noises.

Thanks for the kind comments!