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[* black] Here's a closeup of the Studio II's power supply.
-[* icon_note] It is interesting to note that all the components attached to the circuit board are of the through-hole variation. Although surface-mount technology had existed since the '60s, it was still more expensive than the commonly available through-hole components of the day.
+[* icon_note] It is interesting to note that all the components attached to the circuit board are of the through-hole variety. Although surface-mount technology had existed since the '60s, it was still more expensive than the commonly available through-hole components of the day.
[* black] Also, the pattern for the traces connecting components across the board is most definitely hand-drawn. This was very common before computers-aided design programs were used to make very straight, organized traces.