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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Earth
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check the devices for counterfeit, mine where and this was one of the cause of the blowing of fuses
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: India
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I suggest before putting in the output transistors check the biasing voltages again. I would still look for Q9 and Q4 to be defective under loaded conditions. Edit: Also check your input BC546 transistors, all three of 'em. If R6 has no current through it (therefore, 0 volts drop), maybe one of the input transistors isn't conducting properly. A little bit of DC in the input can cause one of these to implode... |
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