You are welcome to public your original article at here, maybe some one can help you

First, please see: https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/The_best_way_to_design_a_PCB_in_EasyEDA-ThR3pwqIC And: https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/How_to_assign_or_change_the_PCB_footprint_assigned_to_a_schematic_symb_-1SoiAuM4Y If you are interested, you could also simulate the design although that might be a bit much for a first project. I would recommend that before you try to tackle a big schematic, you learn the basics of EasyEDA on a simple little project like a 555 timer, a 2 transistor astable multivibrator or an opamp circuit. Go through all the stages of the design including checking the Gerbers (but you ​don't need to order the PCB!). That will save you more time on the big circuit then you'll spend learning on the little one. Feel free to upload or post a link to the original Schematic: it's about my vintage...

Just had a quick look at your schematic. You don't need to put `X` no connects where wires cross. If they cross then they will not join. If three or more wires join then there will be a red join dot will appear. It's good practice to only join 3 wires at one point. If you join more then stagger the joins as shown in: https://easyeda.com/editor#id=ef154fd656654aa4b54e9bb06bc490c8

Andy, Thanks for tips, will start making changes. Is there a way I can post a PDF file for the original article it is large file. In addition project has 2 smaller boards which I mostly completed but not yet made public because I did not have that figured out first, will post this weekend as well. Thanks for the tip about 4 connections, will make those changes. Yes it is vintage and probably way over engineered, but boy it sound it sounded great.

I have raised a Feature Request asking for PDF to be added to the list of allowed formats for upload as an attachment to a project. In the meanwhile, you can simply drag and drop your pdf onto: http://imgur.com Then copy the url and paste it back here. :)

Thanks, I posted original article on Imgur, URL http://imgur.com/a/JEvCr. Hadn't had much time to work on due to work, but planning to back at it next few days. Thanks again for your input.

Thanks for posting that. I just remembered that there are a couple of online archives of Wireless World and here's a clearer copy of the November 1976 issue with the pre-amp article, starting at page 41: http://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Wireless-World/70s/Wireless-World-1976-11.pdf (There's another, smaller archive here: http://www.keith-snook.info/wireless-world-magazine/wireless-world-articles.html but it currently does not have a copy of the November 1976 issue.)