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Had to put the faceplate on so I could attach/wire up the switches. Went ahead and left the protective covering over it though.
This is the heater wiring, it's what makes your tubes light up. Some amps have the wiring up above the board, most marshalls have them low and tucked down against the chassis like this. I prefer low because then you aren't fighting with the wiring on the rest of the sockets as much, and I like how it looks. Jack that isn't hooked up is there so the back plate isn't attached only from one side, letting it flex.
Power section. Haven't wired up the capacitor can yet, but much of the power section is done. Wires didn't need to be twisted together for any reason other than neatness except for the green heater wiring - it helps cut down on noise. The wires going out the top of the chassis are there to keep them out of the way.
So far: 3 hours today + 2.5 hours yesterday, 5.5 hours total.
Pete
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