Thanks, I sent an email. Do you see anything wrong from the pictures?
The 3.3K resistors are improperly mounted. I can't tell if the left one is going to T7 or T8, but if it touches both, expect smoke.
Straighten out the leads on the 270 Ohm 5W resistors.
The 270K and 270 Ohm resistors on the left 6 lug strip aren't properly mounted.
The nuts are missing from the power transformer.
The black wire going from the power supply to the headphone jack is too long (well in excess of what's in the manual).
There is some kind of disturbing material coming out of terminal 7 and going to?
The input wiring isn't braided.
The 22K resistor between T4 and T5 is improperly mounted.
The 22K resistor between T1 and T2 is also improperly mounted.
The red wire to A7 is improperly run.
The jumper between T2 and T4 is not the correct length, and improperly installed.
The black wire going to A9 has too much insulation removed.
T9 has long leads poking through it, they need to be trimmed. (If they touch the chassis, you will smoke the power supply)
The connections on B7 aren't at all wrapped around the tube socket pins, and will slip out pretty easily. They also won't contact well enough to heat the 6080 without being properly soldered.
The wire from T7 to B3 is longer than the manual specifies.
One of the screws mounting the octal socket is supposed to be on the 9 pin socket.
The solder joints on the power switch are very cold. If you take your pliers and pull on those wires a bit, they will pop off.
I can't tell, but I don't think you have the jumper that needs to be installed on the volume control (see the manual).
The twisted end of the pair of 3.3K resistors isn't slipped through 3U, but instead 3U has been bent out of the way.
The wire to B3 has too much insulation stripped on the socket end. If that bare wire touches the socket ring, you'll smoke the power supply.
The red/black twisted pair of wires on the 6.3V winding on the power transformer aren't really soldered. The black jumper also appears not to be soldered on one end.
I would still recommend new electronics, hardware, and wire.
-PB