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Old 3rd May 2009, 03:29 AM   #1
etsang3 is offline etsang3  Hong Kong
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Default Reparing Mcintosh MC7150

Just sharing my experience.

http://www.review33.com/avforum/inde...95081214021700

The Mc with a output transformer seems not stable.
The good channel was measured with self-oscillation too.
The oscillation measured at 2MHz and at negative cycle more.
Both channels output add 2200pF series with 4Ω resistor to ground and the problem was fixed.
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