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Pioneer Transistor replacement

Mrcoolest123

New Member
hello!

I just got a new piece of gear for my collection, a pioneer sa-710. Got for a nice price because the seller told me it didn't work and wasn't able to repair it. I have some knowledge on electronics so I took it as my project to repair it.

I already found the replacements for the burn diodes and resistors, but I'm unable to find them on my own due to lack of knowledge on the area.

So that's why I am here! What would you guys recommend to replace the following transistors?


2SC2525

2SA1075


2SC2275

2SA985


I found the thread of another guy from 2018 saying he replaced those same pieces with the following, but I searched the web and unfortunately they have been discontinued. hope it helps


2SC2525 —---------- > MG6330-R

2SA1075—---------------> MG9410-R
 
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2SC2275 120v, 1.5A, 25W, 200 MHz, 150 HFE (retain)
2SA985Q 120v, 1.5A, 25w, 180 MHz, 150 HFE (retain)
2SA1075 PNP, 120V, 12A, 7V Vebo, 1.8V Sat, 60-200 HFE, 45 to 60 MHz MJL1302AG PNP, 260V, 15A, 5V Vebo, 75-150 HFE, 30 MHz
2SC2525 NPN, 120V, 12A, 7V Vebo, .7v, 60-200 HFE, 50-80 MHz MJL3281A PNP, 260V, 15A, 5V Vebo, 75-150 HFE, 30 MHz
 
2SC2275 120v, 1.5A, 25W, 200 MHz, 150 HFE (retain)
2SA985Q 120v, 1.5A, 25w, 180 MHz, 150 HFE (retain)
2SA1075 PNP, 120V, 12A, 7V Vebo, 1.8V Sat, 60-200 HFE, 45 to 60 MHz MJL1302AG PNP, 260V, 15A, 5V Vebo, 75-150 HFE, 30 MHz
2SC2525 NPN, 120V, 12A, 7V Vebo, .7v, 60-200 HFE, 50-80 MHz MJL3281A PNP, 260V, 15A, 5V Vebo, 75-150 HFE, 30 MHz

Thanks friend! I will look in the web to see if I can get these transistors.

Just to know, because I'm no expert, Will it be necessary to make any accommodations on the circuit board to fit them ? Like, will I need to add extra resistors or capacitors to fit the new parts in? Or this is just a case of swapping the old to new ones ?
 
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