Not TR-220.. TO-220 case style. Which are TR414 and TR416 mounted to the large heatsink.. One is black and one is green..According to the manual TR-220 is a small black transistor
TO-220 case style
Not TR-220.. TO-220 case style. Which are TR414 and TR416 mounted to the large heatsink.. One is black and one is green..According to the manual TR-220 is a small black transistor
Sound is back !
Please elaborate a little more ..Sound is back !
Those look close to right. Assuming that the green one is all negative voltages.Green:
B=900mV | C= – 63.7V | E= 464mV
Black:
B= 860mV | C= 63.6V | E=674mV
I said sound is back because after re-soldering some transistor connections on the pre-drive board there was no output at that channel (Right), no Vu meter indication neither. After cleaning, removing some excess of solder got back output signal, but sound was not clean, but a little distorted. Now I am at work for several hours, away from home where the amp is.Please elaborate a little more ..
I also measured the other channel same transistors to compare, I remember that Base and Emitter voltages were a little higher 1.xxVThose look close to right. Assuming that the green one is all negative voltages.
Not exactly. I wrote the values measured. One the green only the collector was negative. I will check again tomorrow.Those look close to right. Assuming that the green one is all negative voltages.