here is a tip
it has been a pain in the a** to locate good replacement transistors from stores and shops especially made in a good quality probably matched and of course with some guarantee that are not fakes
the most famous numbers that have been not possible to obtain for quite some time now was the
2SA1302-3281 pairs .... have been canibalized by many fake producing companies ....
then the 2SB 554 family and complementary and cousin pairs
of course the Hoitachi K135 J50 and cousins
then the sanken 2SC3264 2SA1295
and now days the 2sk 1058-2SJ162
well ... there is plenty of stock for all of these numbers in very original condition but not in the places we normally look
most of representatives of hipower pro amplifiers keep stock for their service and that is available to buy for everyone and might be prizy but if its original i dont think that anyone would care ....
try your local Yamaha shop you might be surprized to see what ou will find
try the service of Peavey ,Acoustica, Zeck Altair and many others
kind regards
sakis
it has been a pain in the a** to locate good replacement transistors from stores and shops especially made in a good quality probably matched and of course with some guarantee that are not fakes
the most famous numbers that have been not possible to obtain for quite some time now was the
2SA1302-3281 pairs .... have been canibalized by many fake producing companies ....
then the 2SB 554 family and complementary and cousin pairs
of course the Hoitachi K135 J50 and cousins
then the sanken 2SC3264 2SA1295
and now days the 2sk 1058-2SJ162
well ... there is plenty of stock for all of these numbers in very original condition but not in the places we normally look
most of representatives of hipower pro amplifiers keep stock for their service and that is available to buy for everyone and might be prizy but if its original i dont think that anyone would care ....
try your local Yamaha shop you might be surprized to see what ou will find
try the service of Peavey ,Acoustica, Zeck Altair and many others
kind regards
sakis
I have some of these: 2SA1302-3281 pairs. Not sure how many, but I have them from both Toshiba and Motorola.
I also have a large supply of 2SB600 and 2SD555 from NEC. I have many others but I will need to get out to my shop to check on numbers. I was left with lots of parts when my work stopped.
I also have a large supply of 2SB600 and 2SD555 from NEC. I have many others but I will need to get out to my shop to check on numbers. I was left with lots of parts when my work stopped.
This is a good advice. Especially the local service center companies for older (vintage) public address (PA) amp devices.here is a tip
it has been a pain in the a** to locate good replacement transistors from stores and shops especially made in a good quality probably matched and of course with some guarantee that are not fakes
the most famous numbers that have been not possible to obtain for quite some time now was the
2SA1302-3281 pairs .... have been canibalized by many fake producing companies ....
then the 2SB 554 family and complementary and cousin pairs
of course the Hoitachi K135 J50 and cousins
then the sanken 2SC3264 2SA1295
and now days the 2sk 1058-2SJ162
well ... there is plenty of stock for all of these numbers in very original condition but not in the places we normally look
most of representatives of hipower pro amplifiers keep stock for their service and that is available to buy for everyone and might be prizy but if its original i dont think that anyone would care ....
try your local Yamaha shop you might be surprized to see what ou will find
try the service of Peavey ,Acoustica, Zeck Altair and many others
kind regards sakis
The internet is not always the best place to look for it.
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Hi Steve,
I need one 2SD555 and one 2SB600 to repair an old receiver,do you want to sale? and how much ship to California. Thanks.
One each and shipping to California - $15. I will PM you details.
I should mention that all of these transistors have been checked out on a curve tracer so I know they are good.
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