Hi Gary. Care to send me a link? I can’t find such an item on their website. c.

You can use two common flat pack 6/12-120/240 four winding transformers instead of a purpose built power transformer by wiring them back to back, if you don’t need a 5 volt rectifier winding. Gateway in St. Louis has these for about a buck and a half apiece.

hi jerry. i actually don’t have photos of the circuits (there are no circuit boards, btw – it’s all point-to-point wiring with a few terminal strips thrown in), and all of these have sold, so i can’t photo them for you. You can google ‘fender champ layout’ to see how leo did it – this is a good place to start -but don’t get too hung up on copying his layout exactly. just remember these basic tips: *keep all leads as short as possible. *put the input stage as far away from the power transformer as you can. *keep the heater wires twisted and away from the audio path. Now, i also recommend using a 10gauge copper ground ‘buss’ wire which only attached to the chassis at the input jack, but Leo did not do this and his amps all sound great so….