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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2010
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Hi,
I have a Musical Fidelity B1 Mk1 and I have just noticed that the 4 2n3055's closest to the front panel have less bias than the front ones and that I cant get the pairs to show the same mV across the resistors. They all warm up, but I noticed after hard driving the higher mV set run hot whereas the lower mV pair (nearer to the front of the case) run lukewarm eg: R63 and R64 show a potential difference of ~12mV but R65 / R66 only get 4mV. If I adjust the bias I get large increases for the transistors next to R63/R64 but only minimal changes for the R65/R66 transistors. The following has been done:
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