Here is the difference between the adjustable voltage transformer and the 100v transformer. View attachment 747286

Here is the difference between the adjustable voltage transformer and the 100v transformer. View attachment 747286

It'll be a few days but will do thanksPost the values you need, I'll post Mouser links for the correct ones.![]()
Is it OK to put a 1/4 watt resistor in place of a 1/3 watt one or would you bump it iup to a 1/2 watt?Ok take your time - above all don't work on it when you are tired from working... in my experience that's when mistakes are made.
I noticed in the manual most of them were 1/3 watts so I'll use 1/4 watts insteadThat should be fine, resistors should never be run that close to their rating so that 0.08 watt makes a difference.
I measure them with my dmm and then check the color code first and then look at the service manual and so far they're all the same listed in the manualFactory modifications are not noted in the SM we all use for the X1.
Heck...The SM shows the buffer amp festooned with components that are not there after (what I'm guessing was) the very first X1's off the line.
Many resistor values were changed during the X1's run.
Go by the marking on the resistors and not by the SM.
You don't want to undo a factory change after all.
I had some time last night so I pulled f-2775 out and checked the out puts and all three of the 2SC2493N's are shorted.I do have a bunch of MJ21194G -93G's available but was wondering about what the best replacement's would be?I measure them with my dmm and then check the color code first and then look at the service manual and so far they're all the same listed in the manual
Ya I saw that but do I need the same ones he used?That's a shame - the MJ's will definitely work, but may not allow the amplifier to shine quite as brightly 'audio wise' as with the original transistors. If you take a look at the AU-X11 thread, he came up with a solution for different packaged transistors (of a more appropriate spec), which was quite elegant.
If looking for similar replacements for the original o/p transistors - search a certain auction site for: Sanken Transistors LP200 – LN200 -![]()