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20th December 2010, 12:07 PM
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Rowland Consumate Phono amp PSU
Hello folks,
I have a Rowland Research Consummate Phono Amp but without the original amp and PSU. All I know is the phono amp should be powered by DC +/-22V. Does anyone has the "pin assignment" of the original PSU output connector as the attached picture. Many thanks in advance! 
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20th December 2010, 08:49 PM
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Location: sheffield
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Open it up, trace the circuit back from one of the pins to the first polarised component you fine, capacitor, diode, silicon chip etc and you will have your answer.
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