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10th December 2007, 12:59 AM
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Built in Subwoofer amp. Help
Hello I have a Venturi V1220 Subwoofer with built in 200 watt amp. It quit working so I took it apart and found a burnt resistor. I don't know what size to replace it with. Rings are burnt off. Does anybody have a schematic to similar amp board? Or a lucky guess? Also there was 2 what I think are ceramic caps on either side of the resistor, And all I can make out on those are 104. Can anybody help??? Also I followed the board traces back to the Big transformer if that helps? also here are some pictures.
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