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13th May 2003, 08:30 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Australia
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Guitar Amp Repair - Part substitution
I'm fixing the amp for a friend
 He managed to split a to-92 bipolar exactly down the middle so you could see the die  the part was a A1015 but being australian I can't get one. Does anyone know a substitute for it? posibly in the BC range? A resistor was also torched and the center has burned away and the only bands I can see are the first and last. (Green and Gold) Is the best way of dealing with this to start with 500k and work down? Thanks all |
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