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Join Date: Jul 2004
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I have rescued from the rubbish a Technics SU-X101 "New Class A" amp (circa 1990) that is dead. Well, not exactly dead, for at full volume, amongst the hiss there is a ...faint... sound of music. There is nothing visually wrong inside. I am getting full power to the chip, no problems there. Any clues as to what might be wrong?
Any way of ascertaining if the chip is dead or alive without a 'scope? If it is dead, does anyone know where to obtain a replacement cheaply? Does anyone have a schematic for this amp? The chip is labelled SV1-3102 (14 pins). What is the pinout for this chip? Over all, the layout of the amp is rather sp****, and fairly basic in construction though well enough built, and looks ripe for hot rodding. Any hints for improving it? (apart from throwing it back into the rubbish pile? )Thanks for any help! ![]() EDIT: the bleeped word is defined by my Oxford Dictionary as "thinly scattered." Why I have been chosen to be censored for using the word s_p_a_r_s_e I have no idea, other than I might usually sit on a thinly scattered part of my body when I remove two items first... If you can follow me
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Wherever I hang my hat...
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Anyone?
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Genk
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Hi, have alook at this address:
http://www.gmkelektronik.de they ave a lot of schems. Allthough not the SU-X101 (they have the ..102) but you can ask. They sell very cheap, 1 Euro! |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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Thanks for the lead. I emailed, but unfortunately they do not have the schematic I need...
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Genk
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Hi,
do have a look here: http://schforfree.seedhost.com/archi..._Amplifier.zip its the 102 but just try it out. Try this forum: http://forum.eserviceinfo.com/ Cheers,Marco |
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