Thanks for the help. It does make sense. One more newbie question.. the fuse was wire by Nik to the center post of the DPST. Does it matter which post on the DPST I use for the 120 black/blackwhite? There are six total on the switch, three on each side. the fuse is wired on the left when looking at it from the back. Should I move the fuse wire to the bottom of the switch as shown in the drawing?

Thanks I really appreciate this,
Kevin

All,
Good evening. I am looking for some help with a 15 watt Westlabs power transformer. I am wondering if you can send me a photo of the wiring to the DPST and the Power plug socket? It is the only thing left to do on this Lightning amp and I am having a difficult time correlating Dave's transformer and Nik's layout drawing.

Dave's Power transformer has a brown and a brown/white wire for that should go to the power cord socket and a black and black/white wire that should go to the DPST. Dave states on his site that the black and black/white "must be connected TOGETHER" and the brown and brown/white always go together. Does this mean soldered to the same post? Also there is a purple/white wire that will not be used I guess? Any help would be much appreciated.

Thank you,
Kevin

The Dizzy 30 is awesome but just too much power for many of us. I would love to see Nik put the Lightning into the same setup, One channel would be the Lightning, and the second channel would be an EF86 pre-amp tube. Add an effects loop to the whole thing and that would be the perfect amp for me!

I put a ToneSpotter in 1980 Fender Deluxe (open-back obviously) and I really like it. It has great articulation in the low end which was missing from the JBL I had in it. The JBL was mushy. The Emi has nice balance and clarity in the lows, mids, and highs. I am very pleased with the ToneSpotter.